So, where to start. We walk up the highest peak around Potosi. A bit more than 5000m. As always I got a bit altitude sickness but I was a lot better than last time and I did it. Mirco and I made a Taliban movie on the top. Hilarious :D The trekking was nice and we were both exhausted getting back.. Left for Tupiza the morning after. Got in, realized that the tours to the salt flats and Uyuni wasn't going so the day after we took the local bus for the second time ( man, the busses is the worst., only dirt roads too.. ) had another five hours on the bus.. Fuck. Got in to Uyuni and because of all the snow the last days there was no tours down south to cross the border for chile.. Uyuni was freezing by the way. Minus, don't really know how much but the nights without heating is killing. Oh ! Did a one day tour at the salt flats, which I though was enough. Amazing ceenery ! Specially because its a lot of water so you get pretty good reflections of the mountains around. Left this time with the train at two in the morning back to Tupiza. The train was a lot better, but the ceenery From the bus was just crazy cool. From desire to snow peaks and canyons. So different. But we though we been there done that ! Hihi. Did a three hours horse ride in Tupiza for the canyons.. Gave me a good laugh at Mirco, the worst horse rider ever. Our guide had to jump of and go and get him and the horse. He even co plained about his balls a lot of times.. Funny guy this crazy Italian.. From Tupiza we went on another bus to the border of Argentina. Crossed it and had to wait a few hours for the bus to Salta. Northern Argentina. Beautiful city, and everything here is so European. Felt like a needed something more developed right now.. so far, I do love Argentina. Rigth now I'm in Cafayate, a really small village south from Salta that's famous for it's wine. The second best wine district in Argentina. Today I went around with my awesome bicycle for some wineries. Lovely red wine. Great steaks and awesome wine. Yiiiipie. Argentina is a lot more expensive thou, have to watch my money. A bus ride for three hours in Bolivia cost me two dollars and here it's twenty. Different yes. Heading for the biggest and most famous wine district today called Mendoza. Only gonna spend two and a half day there, no accommodation because of copa america. Ciao for this time. - I'm singing your favorite song,