They planned to explore sunken Incan or pre-Incan ruins in Lake Titicaca, but due to chaos in the streets of LaPaz, they were unable to do so. They did, however, set a world's record for the highest altitude scuba dive from a kayak.
Not resting on their laurels, they climbed Mt. Chacaltaya and descended using ski boards, a new type of short, lightweight ski, setting another world record in the process.
Mt. Chacaltaya turned out to be just a warm up for their conquest of the highest peak in Bolivia, Volcan Sajama. Although they did not set any records, they overcame altitude problems and achieved the summit of this 20,000 plus foot peak.
The expedition was followed on a day-to-day basis in the Expedition News section and a complete report can be found by visiting Expedition Reports.