Well I actually caught my bus last night...and thinking about it, I think the bus I missed was probley the ONLY bolivan bus to actually leave on time. The bus ride last night was bumpy but good. Two English guys ended up standing in the asile beside me for about 2 hours since they had stored their bags at the bus travel agency, and a little boy broke into one of their bags and stole his passport. They got it back and just wanted to leave to catch the bus but the lady was scared they were going to the police so she locked them in the room and said she called the boys mother so they could all give him trouble, mean while they filled the bus up with extra people going to villages on the way taking their actual seats. However when we had to stop to fix a flat and everyone got out they got them back.
I managed to get on a bus about an hour after I got to my connecting town which was a pleasent surprise, so instead of waiting until noon I got a bus at 5.30am got a few hours of sleep and got to Cochabama early this morning. Sooooo, im not going to stay here but head straight tò the park.
So a month later, im finally off to play with the animals!!
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Sounds like through all the confusion, missed buses and thieving children, you made it safe to your next destination.
I can't believe you've already been gone for a month... I knew it but until you said it, it didn't really sink in.
I'm so jealous!! Can't wait to hear more :)
I was looking through stuff on Bolivia off the internet and noticed they have had flooding in some areas so no wonder you got a little wet! I hope it is dryer at the Park. Have fun with the animals Kara. :)
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