Lo de Elisa
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Cabo Polonio 02. - 04.12.2012
... mit Elektrizität und Waser angeschlossen. Man erreicht den Ort von der 7 km entfernten Hauptstraße Ruta 10 „Juan Díaz de Solís" zu Fuß, mit Pferden oder mit Allradfahrzeugen. Die Gegend soll auch zukünftig nicht elektrifiziert werden, um so ihren „wilden“ und ursprünglichen Zustand zu bewahren. Im Gebiet um Cabo Polonio finden sich mehr als 4.000 Jahre alte Spuren von Siedlungen der indianischen Ureinwohner (Charrúas, Yaros, ...
Why see the world when you've got the beach?
... for $40USD. We spent the rest of the day walking around the town, which was dead, climbing rocks to spy on seals, looking for washed up sunken ship treasures in the completely empty beach, and walking across sand dunes. It was so quiet and peaceful. That night we had some drinks at the hostel with the owner and other guests. The owner used to have a restaurant here too, and cooked amazing looking meals for his friends that were staying over. His friends were ...
Get away
... the lighthouse (which we discovered tonight is a working one) and from the top had views out over the town and sea, where we saw 2 whales swimming together. I needed an early night after the 2 litres of beer the previous night so we watched the lighthouse from our room after an early dinner at the only real resturant in the place. Our room is some chipboard that someone has attached to the front ...
Salvador Los tortugas marinas!
... and the local school where Karumbe were involved in trying to get the children of the area to participate more in activities to raise awareness around the towns. All this time, me, Snellers, Crispin and Jasmina waited in the car in the rain, until eventually we were driving back to the house (via a woodcutters, so Gus could pick up some wood to make a (most probably unnecessary) new bed!). It was pretty annoying that we hadnt been able to capture or do anything really, but it ...
A day out with the hippies
... tall person I am I had to cross the river with my bag on my head like a sack of mielies, in order to keep my sleeping bag and pillow dry! The water took Katya up to her knees, my 6 foot blonde russian mail order bride!!!
We then ran up the dune which was probably the highest mountain in Uruguay, as Katya said that we would have the most amazing view from the top of Cavo Polonio...the view was gorgeous...but it was of more dunes and farmland. So we made the ...
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