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Fly and Roll, paragliding world tour on a bike and sailboat. Olivier Peyre et Nadège Perrot Fly and Roll, paragliding world tour on a bike and sailboat. Olivier Peyre et Nadège Perrot
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We finally arrive in Uyuni. Few words can describe our relief after the suffering we experienced during those three weeks Désert.Enfin crossings, shopping, fresh food, served well, people, electricity, water galore and our first shower since we entered the desert! Uyuni, South Lipez, Bolivia by Google Translate
31 Aug 2009
In the evening on file with friends touring the street stalls serving tea, local drinks and small hambuguers for pennies. South Lipez, Bolivia by Google Translate
01 Sep 2009
Greg went through the same desert that we with Gauthier and Pierre and other friends Alps. We meet after we met in San Pedro de Atacama a month before. On the way, Greg was looking for and the arrowheads Inca or pre-Inca archaeological sites lost in the mountains, probably sites known person. In tribute to our common suffering he offers me one of these stones that I ride later as a pendant. South Lipez, Bolivia by Google Translate
01 Sep 2009
The craggy-faced woman has largely passed the retirement age. Her husband and son all died in the mine, while it continues to subsist for sorting ore than men out of the mine. Local superstition, women are not allowed inside the mine, for fear of trim to the Pachamama (earth goddess) and she stops to give the good ore. You surprise me that the damn bad! Potosi, Bolivia by Google Translate
05 Sep 2009
At the bottom of the mine in Potosi, the Indian mining are the cult of "devils" premises, "Tios" (uncles) to protect them and provide them with wealth, women and happiness. The story is long so you'll know more tard.Potosi, Bolivia by Google Translate
05 Sep 2009
Here we are in Potosi for a tour of the famous mine the richest in the world. The mountain is in operation for more than 400 years and still provides the silver ore, and tin today. The local market is the only one in the world where you can buy dynamite over the counter. So, are made with con! Potosi, Bolivia by Google Translate
05 Sep 2009
Coca in Bolivia. Vast subject of contention. Basic element of cocaine, in sheet form is chewed for hours giving the consumer the power to hold in the mining process grueling. It cuts hunger, prevent altitude sickness, and it is natural too! Potosi, Bolivia by Google Translate
05 Sep 2009
Market Uyuni. Uyuni, Bolivia by Google Translate
07 Sep 2009
No one in the salt hotel. The door is not closed, we glide in for the night of the quietest monde.Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia by Google Translate
08 Sep 2009
This hotel is located on the Salar de Uyuni and is made entirely of salt. Even the beds, benches, tables and sculptures are made of salt! Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia by Google Translate
08 Sep 2009
80 kms of cycling and paragliding. Alone and heureux.Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia by Google Translate
09 Sep 2009
The salt dries the Salar hexagonal shapes on the ground, forming small "walls" of salt a few inches high. Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia
09 Sep 2009
micro paragliding on the largest salt lake in monde.Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia
09 Sep 2009
Paragliding on the largest salt lake in the monde.Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia
09 Sep 2009
Olivier.Salar and Geoffrey de Uyuni, Bolivia
10 Sep 2009
The idea of ​​cycling paragliding only works for light wind in certain directions. We have this day a strong wind from behind. We manufacture a spinnaker with the blanket and four lines of paragliding. Nadège taking the photo is pulled back. Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia
10 Sep 2009
Colors Salar.Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia
10 Sep 2009
Isla de Incahuasi in the middle of salar.Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia
10 Sep 2009
Nadège and Geoffrey.Ascension Tunupa Volcano, Bolivia
11 Sep 2009
A cellar full of mummy on the edge of Salar Tunupa climbing the volcano. Pay your mood! TUNUPA, Bolivia
11 Sep 2009
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