Residencial Pusaki
Piloto pardo 242, Puerto Williams
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Residencial Pusaki Puerto Williams

Piloto pardo 242 Puerto Williams, Chile

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As far south as we go

A travel blog entry by benandbea

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Well this is it! The only way is up now. We have come as far south as we can go. Tomorrow we head off on a 38 hour boat trip through the Beagle Channel and up the Magellan straights back to Punta Arenas.

pics to come or hopefully matty,( if he publishes) will put some up of last fewdays on his and looey's blog (seearch 'lucy and matty' in …

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Penguins, Sealions and Wales

A travel blog entry by jrm110675

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... skeletons of the many dinosaurs and large mammals found in the area. Nearby is the village of Gaiman, famous for its tea rooms serving lots of cakes, and where I was able to drink tea with milk for the first time since leaving England. To get the most out of a town like Gaiman, you have to be the sort of person who is amused by things like a momument to Columbus written in Welsh. Fortunately for me, I am that sort of ...

Tierra del Fuego & setting sail

A travel blog entry by bmtravel

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... southernmost point of the Pan American Highway.

Tour finished about 13:30 so had a pub lunch back in town then met at the port entrance at the appointed time & finally made it on board.

Our cabin 420 on Club Deck mid-ship - very spacious & well-appointed. Queen bed, walk-in wardrobe, sofa & easy chair, picture window, flat-screen TV with DVD player, lots ...

Ushuaia: Guy's home, Antartica cruises, Tea party

A travel blog entry by steveowonder

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... journey. The city itself is quite small and lies on a slope facing towards the ocean, where one can cross the beagle channel for some penguin watching or to take those awesome photos at the infamous red lighthouse at the end of the world. Close by is the National Park Terra del Fuego (Land of Fire) where myself and Tom from Tazmania, rode bicycles to the end of the world, went to the train station for the end of the world train (see ...

Le bout du Monde, le vrai cette fois!

A travel blog entry by cuvelier.romain

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... ce dont j'avais besoin et ca me fait un bien fou.

Le lendemain, une fois la pluie terminée, je pars à la découverte du village. En quelques minutes, je me rends compte qu'il n'est pas plus grand que ce que j'imaginais, les seuls commerces existants sont vraiment minuscules, une petite épicerie qui est livrée une fois par semaine, un magasin avec quelques habits, quelques jouets, etc.
Les maisons sont des petites cabanes en tôle, chauffées au feu de bois, ...

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