Joachim is doing a travel around the world. Everything began in Paris on his 25th birthday, and he'll come back on his 26th birthday. He'd like to cross 360 meridians in 365 days...
And you're here on his travel notebook.
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360 in 365 – Joachim voyage autour du monde
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Potosi, BO
Jul 22nd, 2010
06:02 PM
In the mining city of Potosi
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Oruro, BO
Jul 20th, 2010
05:39 PM
In the Train of the Altiplano
I took the highest train in the world. Where? in Bolivia of course… Between Oruro and Uyuni, to be exact. In the middle of the Altiplano. Between mountains and lakes and wild animals and about nothing else.
As I couldn’t get a seat in the Economy class, I chose the last one in Executive class. Executive [...]
Tiwanaku, BO
Jul 18th, 2010
05:33 PM
Willkakuti, one month later.
Ok yeah I’m late. Like, 18 days without writing, my fan-mail piling up on my cyber doorstep, so yeah. No I’ve not been married against my will and I’m not honeymooning in a forgotten corner of South America.
I just arrived in Colombia after two weeks of non-stop travelling. For the last two weeks I’ve slept [...]
La Paz, BO
Jun 30th, 2010
11:49 PM
How I nearly got married to a whole bolivian family.
I don’t really know when it all began.
I would say, what started it all was when I heard music in the street and saw a street band with dancers by the window. Some would say it began when I decided to go take pictures of the whole thing, dancers, musicians and gawkers. Some others would [...]
La Paz, BO
Jun 20th, 2010
04:05 PM
Here it goes again.
So yeah, two days ago I took the road and after 22 hours and 3 busses I’m in La Paz. And after one night I don’t have the altitude sickness anymore.
The plan would be to stay in Bolivia and see things during two weeks and then I’ll see. These two last weeks I haven’t taken [...]
San Pedro de Atacama, CL
Jun 18th, 2010
08:46 PM
Sunset on my travel’s 287th day.
There is something wildly liberating in biking across mountains and listening to Philip Glass. It builds up along the repetitive rhythm that doesn’t show any sign of change but regulates the speed of the legs motion, the waves of melody coming one after the other as do the ups and downs… The sand on the [...]
San Pedro de Atacama, CL
Jun 10th, 2010
10:57 AM
Pause in San Pedro de Atacama
As you might know, I’ve been in San Pedro for one week.
One week of doing nothing, taking coffee in the morning sun, drawing postcards, trying to get the hostel’s Wi-Fi signal, buying a tomato, and avocado and some mortadella for a healthy lunch salad, and an empanada for an incredible meaty dinner, reading books and [...]
Iruya, AR
Jun 3rd, 2010
08:57 AM
Mountainy Interlude around Iruya
Two days ago, I came back from one week spent in the wild and the mountains of the north of Argentina, with the company of my friend Charles, the one I met in Vietnam, eating dog.
This little interlude at the borders of civilization was good, as I was a wee bit tired of running [...]
Iguazu, AR
May 22nd, 2010
10:38 PM
Iguazu
The waterfalls of Iguazu are among the most famous falls in the world, on par with the Niagara Falls and the Victoria Falls.
By golly, it’s so interesting, I’m gonna go check Wikipedia:Iguazu Falls.
And now, some pictures.
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That's the number of days since I started my travel.
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