• A train at the train graveyard near Uyuni.
    A train at the train graveyard near Uyuni.
  • The trains here were steam-powered and date back to the 1870's.
    The trains here were steam-powered and date back to the 1870's.
    The graveyard is located here because there are no neighbors to complain.
  • I try to impersonate a happy conductor.
    I try to impersonate a happy conductor.
  • Old train wheels.
    Old train wheels.
  • The tracks leading back into Uyuni.
    The tracks leading back into Uyuni.
  • A salt museum that's made out of salt.
    A salt museum that's made out of salt.
  • A bunch of salt blocks.
    A bunch of salt blocks.
  • Having eaten nothing all day, I begin licking the salt museum.
    Having eaten nothing all day, I begin licking the salt museum.
  • A truck pulls up with a load of salt.
    A truck pulls up with a load of salt.
  • We enter the salt flat, still considered the largest salt lake in the world, even though there's no water anymore.
    We enter the salt flat, still considered the largest salt lake in the world, even though there's no water anymore.
  • A huge area of pure salt.
    A huge area of pure salt.
  • This is what salt looks like.
    This is what salt looks like.
  • I take a break on a mound of salt.
    I take a break on a mound of salt.
  • The locals build these salt mounds to dry the salt before they transfer it to town and make salt souveniers out of it.
    The locals build these salt mounds to dry the salt before they transfer it to town and make salt souveniers out of it.
  • I do some damage to the salt mound.
    I do some damage to the salt mound.
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