Sucre, Bolivia

Sucre is billed as the most beautiful city in Bolivia. I reckon they could be right, it's definitly not too shabby. It is a city full of white washed buildings and it even has wide sidewalks in the centre of town, which seemed to make everything look a bit grander (also a bit of a novelty after spending a lot of time walking on the road because there's no passing space on the narrow sidewalks).
Aside from being the most beautiful city, Sucre's other claim to fame is that independence was declared here in 1825.

Our accommodation

The Cathedral

View from our rooftop terrace

Having a bit of a yarn over some carcases.

First time I've seen cow snouts without the rest of the head.

Potatoes galore

Fruit salad or juice anyone?

Fruit & veg

Bet you'd never of guessed without my label.

My favourite place for lunch

Vegetable soup (yes that is meat you can see in it) a whopping NZ60c.

Saltena, an even more expensive 70c.

Sucre

Chewing the fat at sunset.

Great place to watch the sun set over Sucre.

Tana, Glenn and I celebrating Neil's (aka Mr C & Neilith) birthday for him with a bottle of Bolivian wine. Neil was in NZ at the time so couldn't be in the photo with us.

Neil's wine