Bolivia
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In autumn/winter there's no lake, just a stream. We camped on a grassy patch which presumably is submerged in spring/summer. Beautiful location, only recommended when there's little wind. We washed in the stream (o heaven!) and took some water for cooking. Few locals waved to us, nobody seemed to mind. *Update: in the evening the farmer that lives nearby came over, thinking we were cattle thieves. After a mildly confusing chat we established the place is safe (no pumas) and he didn't have a problem with us staying. He asked for a tip and we gave him 15 BOB which he was happy with.
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No possibility to drive to that spot, Line of stones on the entry
Report Check-InWe spent a quite night here at the lake shore (in Dec. there was water). There is a wall / sheperds house ruin that gives some protection from the wind for cooking or a tent. Lots of Llamas, cows, dogs, sheep and some people walked by but nobody cared that we are here.
Report Check-InUpdate: in the evening the farmer that lives nearby came over, thinking we were cattle thieves. After a mildly confusing chat we established the place is safe (no pumas) and he didn't have a problem with us staying. He asked for a tip and we gave him 15 BOB which he was happy with.
Report Check-InIn autumn/winter there's no lake, just a stream. We camped on a grassy patch which presumably is submerged in spring/summer. Beautiful location, only recommended when there's little wind. We washed in the stream (o heaven!) and took some water for cooking. Few locals waved to us, nobody seemed to mind.
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