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September 2010 Travelogue

Copacabana, Bolivia - A little sightseeing and work online

Dave Briggs
By Dave Briggs · Published 2010-09-27 · Last updated 2026-07-18
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When I cycled from Alaska to Argentina, I wrote a blog post a day. This post is from a day of the bike in Copacabana in Bolivia.

Day off in Copacabana

Blog post written September 27th 2010

Another day off in Copacabana, in order to finish off the work that I had taken on through Freelancer.com. Not a lot to report as I spent a few hours typing, although there was still time to visit the pop corn place to by another bag!

Copacabana pop corn for sale

Very tempting just to buy that big blue bag. Figure it would have lasted at least a month !

The Moorish style church in Copacabana

The Moorish style church in Copacabana


Ornate door in Copacabana

I found this doorway down an alley. Lovely carving !


A little wander around the parts of town that I hadn't seen over the last couple of days filled up the afternoon, and at night, Heidi and I went back to the same restaurant which offered pretty good food at reasonable prices.

We both leave tomorrow, Heidi to go directly on a bus to La Paz, whilst I will take two days to cycle there. In La Paz, we will meet up again for one more time before going our separate ways for a few weeks.

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Dave Briggs
Dave is a UK travel writer living in Athens since 2015. With 20 years of firsthand travel experience and over 80,000 km of bicycle touring across six continents, he's been blogging at Dave's Travel Pages since 2005. Every guide is based on places he's actually been.
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