Adventure Travel Bolivia - Butch Cassidy in Bolivia? (Tim and Kelsey get lost Ep 108)

On our quest for fuel, we decide to head into the unknown, towards the closest town with a fuel station. On our way we stop in a small mining town where Butch Cassidy and the Sundance killed are rumored to have been shot and killed. We visit a museum dedicated to the two outlaws before making our the final trek into Tupiza for fuel.
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[@carlosespinoza2453]

When you mentioned silver in Bolivia 🇧🇴, came to my mind that the country was exploited during centuries because of Silver. Las Minas de Plata de Potosi, Silver Mines in Potosi , is one of the most mentioned topic during the Colonial Times

[@DirtSunrise]

The history of Bolivia is filled with exploitation both from internal and external sources. All of South American history is really interesting. It helps explain both where the borders are now and why certain countries have issues with others.

[@berrioromerozenobio1366]

Ese San Vicente que muestran y anduvieron por ahi, no es el San Vicente que yo conoci en 1966 ni siquiera de 1900 . El San Vicente fue todo de adobe y techos de paja. Dos pueblos en uno solo. Uno, el pueblo civil que existio siempre. Que vivían de la cria de Llamas y ovejas. Otro el pueblo minero que habito ahi y se fue. Uno, posible los de Empresa Aramayo, otro la Empresa Chilena Valparaiso Limitada, despues de la COMIBOL Empresa minera Quechisla. Nacionalizada despues del 52. San Vicente se inicio como estatal en 1960 con 50 trabajadores, en 1966 100 trabajadores. Pero el pueblo civil unos 10 a 15 familias, Los Aramayo, los martinez, los Calcinas, los Rizos, y otros. Uds no vieron Confianza y San Fransisco. Estan al lado Sur. Otro es la pequeña mina de Monserrat al lado norte. No tengo fotos, pero recuerdo bien como fue el pueblo de San Vicente en 1966 tenia yo 6 años ahora tengo 60. Salí de ahi en 1994 en la relocalizados. Despedidos por Sanches de Lozada quien entrego esta mina nacional a la Panamerican Silver en un precio regalado que ahora es privada.

[@scotttate7012]

Loved it! Great vid as always!

[@DirtSunrise]

Thanks Scott!

[@duncdunc76]

Dang that wind sound overlap was crazy! Really added dimension to the scenery! I could almost feel how cold you must of been Wow!

[@TLCPNW]

Loving the background music.

[@kelseyhuber3505]

Thanks Chris!

[@chrisg1234fly]

Loving this trip around Bolivia, on my bucket list to do. How are the KM3's doing on all this tarmac road driving? Look like they are doing OK on Goose?!?!

[@DirtSunrise]

They've held up really well! I'm generally an AT guy, but we've been impressed with these. Way more miles than we expected.

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Working on it!

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@ 13:33 beautiful background music, do ya know who the artist is? thanks a bunch

[@oceangypsy358]

LOST ....AGAIN! 😁❤️

[@DirtSunrise]

Lost is the best place to be! Hahaha!

[@oceangypsy358]

DirtSunrise , However, I’ll always say “ Detour “. 🙂

[@juliogonzalez1944]

Specially when the Bolivian chupacabra is near by 🐐 💀😃

[@HelmetVanga]

In one of the towns there is a train wagon parked in the street, and the locals claim, that train was robbed by Butch Cassidy & Sundance Kid.

[@awkragt]

What time of year is this?

[@12dbuck1]

The video gives a good sense of back-roads travel in the southern Bolivian Andes. Re Butch & Sundance in the region, read Anne Meadows's book Digging Up Butch and Sundance. Details here, diggingupbutchandsundance.wordpress.com/details here: BTW, the town where the outlaw pair died is San Vicente, not San Vincente.

[@DirtSunrise]

We read that one. There is some compelling evidence they didn't die there or even visit there in other books. Who knows, but it's fun to visit all of these places and dream about what-if. 👍

[@charlestait5303]

What’s with all the blue buildings?