Our first taste of Bolivia was a breezy run through immigration consisting of physically walking 500m across the border and countless kangaroo jokes from officials. Entry to Copacabana set us back a whole one boliviano (about $0.15 AU). I enjoyed chilling out in Copa after going on a strenuous walk up the Calvario, where the stations of the Cross overlook the beach (rocks). Unfortunately Mel and I got a touch of food poisoning from a dodgy ham sandwich but luckily it didn’t set in before we enjoyed some fajitas and trout curry – yum!
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
At the Copa, Copacabana
Our first taste of Bolivia was a breezy run through immigration consisting of physically walking 500m across the border and countless kangaroo jokes from officials. Entry to Copacabana set us back a whole one boliviano (about $0.15 AU). I enjoyed chilling out in Copa after going on a strenuous walk up the Calvario, where the stations of the Cross overlook the beach (rocks). Unfortunately Mel and I got a touch of food poisoning from a dodgy ham sandwich but luckily it didn’t set in before we enjoyed some fajitas and trout curry – yum!
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