We can go together.
Great. I'll do a tattoo with it... here.
Oh, beautiful!
You are... You know how to... Thank you.
Thank you very much.
3,657 meters
The boys are right behind you...
so don't brake under any circumstances.
They're very, very close behind you.
Ewan is literally 6 inches off your back bumper...
so keep it dead, dead smooth.
We are in cruise control and not braking.
When you go uphill...
the number of red blood cells in your bloodstream goes down,
so there's less oxygen reaching your brain.
4,572 meters
It's this one. Route 51.
Very well.
I don't know. Whichever you prefer.
One year and...
three months.
Extracting salt from this place has always been difficult
because of the hardness of the ground around here.
So they had to dig many meters deep...
to find the crystalized blocks of salt.
Crystalized and pure.
Because most of it is impure.
Documents?
Photocopies of your passport?
Why?
He is British.
No, he's American.
Do you have your UK passport?
You can use that one.
Because you will need a visa with this one.
He has two passports.
The Chilean stamp is here on this passport.
But he can enter with that one, right?
No, no.
We don't have the papers for his visa.
So, he can't...
Yes, he can.
Where is the officer, so we can speak to him?
Turn off the camera, please, because you can't record it.
Different.
I started in Alaska.
Seventeen months.
I started in Cartagena, Colombia, seven months ago.
Santa Cruz, four weeks.
With a bike it's tough.
It's tough.
Very sandy.
Sandy...
washboard...
and the altitude is also a problem.
It's only half oxygen.
The last month I spent almost around 4,000 meters...
all the time.
Like the Altiplano in Bolivia and in Peru...
The southern part is also relatively high.
An hour, I think.