Still up north

Northern Argentina has some amazing sights not to mention people and towns. I ended up dragging 2 days out into a week in Salta (Including a quick roadtrip to Cafayate and Cachi with the help of Hattie, Chessie and Phoebie). I also had a few days to check out Purmamarca, Salinas Grande, Humamarca, Iruya and San Isidro, not that means much to any of you but at least you can look at them on a map if you wanted to. Everything I`ve seen up here has honestly been some of the most impressive terrain I`ve ever seen. I`ll let most of the piuctures do the rest of the explaining. After a lot of differing accounts of the Bolivian Visa issue (US citizens need a Visa for Bolivia stating this past January) I`ve decided to give it a try. Because of my tendancy to stay in one place longer than expected I`m not sure Bolivia will be reached at the end of my trip. Therefore while I´m up here and so close I figured I`d jump over for a few days and at least see the Salar de Uyuni, the worlds largest salt flat. It was something I had planned on for my last trip that was a little prematurely terminated, so it`s been something I`ve been itching to do for a while. I`ll let you know how the border goes.