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83 viewsBubbling water at the Ojos del Salar.
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81 viewsFirst stop on the tour was the train cemetery, a yard full of decrepit trains that no longer carry silver and other minerals to Chile.
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81 viewsThe salt plains in the distance act as a mirror making these mountains almost float above the horizon.
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81 viewsMore rocky cliffs close this chapter of the trip and my last full day in Bolivia.
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80 viewsIt looks like I could just take a step and start walking up the mountainside.
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79 viewsLooking ahead as I drive the derelict train one last time, thrilling onlookers and enthusiasts everywhere.
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79 viewsThis marks the beginning of silly photo time in the salt plains. Nobody likes to be eaten.
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79 viewsI love the looks of this gorge running from the mountain.
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78 viewsAn unknown adobe village is camoflauged with the earth.
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78 viewsI don't remember being cooked alive on the itinerary!
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78 viewsA wide stretch of desert en route to Laguna Verde.
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78 viewsAnd I believe this was Laguna Verde, though it looked more green in person.
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77 viewsPassing Potosi, highest city in the world.
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77 viewsPiles of salt line the edge of the salt flats, some for use in buildings and sculptures and others for food.
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77 viewsThe shores of Laguna Colorado, 4600m above sea level.
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76 viewsThe scenery to Uyuni was definitely worth keeping an eye out the window.
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76 viewsOur Salar de Uyuni group was great fun.
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76 viewsOur group, clockwise: Amin, Rutger, Vanina, Juan Pablo, and Paola from Tunisia, Holland, Argentina, and Bolivia.
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76 viewsPass the salt: A place to eat.
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76 viewsIt's not hard to imagine this as water instead of salt.
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