After a nice night in a comfortable bed and a good breakfast Andrew went down the street to get our clothes washed just in time 🙂 Today we did a city tour of Sucre and it is a wonderful city, very clean and beautiful. Starting in the main square we saw the old Royal Palace, now currently a library. We viewed the University of Sucre which is the largest in South America. Currently 80,000 students attend out of a population of 400,000. We visited a clothes museum in which we witnessed two locals create a garment. It takes about 3 month per piece and about 10 years of learning to be considered any good. We also visited Sucre Theatre, a small Eiffel Tower, and a viewing spot to see the city and after the tour both Andrew and I walked around the local markets. Kelly suggested we see a documentary titled “The Miner’s Devil” about a 14 year old boy who had at that stage worked in a Potosi mine for 4 years. I knew about the terrible conditions in advance but I know some in our group were upset / concerned about what they saw. Karen, Andrew and I booked a hiking tour for tomorrow which should test out our ability to hike at a high altitude. I should mention that the hotel was brilliant at least 4 stars, it gave me a chance via their free wifi to upload lots of photos from the past week. The breakfast or at least the scrambled eggs was a god send as well.