Observations : Argentina to Bolivia

• Music on the radio involves a guy yelling over a repeated beat like "manitas, manitas, manitasssss al aire, manitas al aire.... Jujujujujujjuuuyyyy!!!"
• There is almost no wildlife except Llamas.
• Andes are huge.
• Lots of rocks and dust.
• Lots of offerings to Pachamana.
• Lots of little red-saint homes along the highway.
• Skin is dry, lips are dry, nose is dry, hands are dry.
• Can't find churros or Alchafaz alfajor!
• Kids singing to tourists for money.
• Llamas are awesome looking and everywhere.
• Weights such as tires or rocks on roofs to avoid them flying off during strong winds.
• Ladies fashion in Bolivia: knee length socks, skirts, shirt and vest. Hair in two braids with something dangling from it with a hat.
• Ladies carrying things in colorful cloths on their back.
• Easiest/fastest snack: fried chicken and French fries.
• Once into Bolivia the Andes seem to have changed a little too. The don't seem like smooth mountains, but rather like cliffs with rough drops.
• Tupiza is a pleasant town.