Thought David was lost in the rainforest, or had given it all up to roam the plains of Patagonia as a gringo gaucho?

Well ponder no more. David is now based again in the UK, having spent a large amount of time working as a correspondent and guidebook author in South America.

During this time, based primarily in Bolivia, David reckons he clocked up his fair share of travel tales: from llama sacrifices at the annual tinku festival, via an irate bunch of French hippies on Lake Titicaca to co-presenting a community radio show (in Spanish) with Bolivia's leading troupe of drag queens, La Familia Galan.

Liked the stories and want to order a copy of the forthcoming Bolivia: The Bradt Travel Guide?
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You can also read David's piece on ecotourism initiatives in Bolivia in Code Green: Experiences of a lifetime (Lonely Planet, 2006).

Daily Telegraph
They still remember him
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Times online
The best of Bolivia
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BBC News
Ecotourism on the rise
in Bolivia
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The Times
A bottle of your finest
Bolivian please
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Metro
Punch drunk
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Developments
The Che revolution
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BBC News
In pictures:
Bolivia gay pride
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The Mail on Sunday
The Balmy Beasts of Bolivia
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BBC News
Bolivia finds hope in Jesuit treasures
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