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76 viewsPass the salt: A place to eat.
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76 viewsCacti here have grown to 12m in height. This one is probably half that tall.
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76 viewsJust hanging around.
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76 viewsThe air was chilly to say the least which made the 35 degree water all the more welcoming for everything except my frozen feet.
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75 viewsHere we are again, kings and queens of our hills.
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75 viewsMore bubbling salt eyes and a white plain stretching to almost forever.
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75 viewsAmin is horrified as I crush his ride.
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75 viewsWaking up in the salt hotel was a cold and extremely dry sensation.
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75 viewsAnother day, another panorama. The sun practically made the hills glow.
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75 viewsSome of these steam vents are up to 200 C. So walk carefully.
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74 viewsSunsets are one of the best things here in Uyuni. It's flat like home (so you get the grand vistas) but with distant hills and much closer clouds due to the altitude.
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74 viewsWhy not graffiti Newton's law of gravity here?
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74 viewsOne more shot on the train.
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74 viewsI've heard of sweet dreams but I think they're more salty here.
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74 viewsAnother one of the lagunas left behind in the desert. At almost 5000m, it's a safe bet that some of that white is snow.
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74 viewsThe lake reflected nicely when a bitterly cold wind wasn't blowing.
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74 viewsThe Stone Tree is one of many monoliths in this rock forest.
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74 viewsThe skies are as stunning as the scenery here.
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73 viewsAfter lunch we spent about an hour climbing around the island for viewpoints of the salt sea.
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73 viewsSun through thumb and index finger.
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