Panamericano Santiago

ROSA RODRIGUEZ 1314 SANTIAGO DE CHILE Santiago, 00000, Chile

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My last few stops...

A travel blog entry by shanam6m

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... I´m ashamed to say it.
Mc Donalds. Yes. I did what I hated to do, but it was the only place I could manage. So I sat in the rather small Mc Donalds at a table in the corner with my Value Meal...watching water drip from the ceiling into two large buckets on the floor. Halfway through my ten minute meal they decided to turn on Christmas music...and the blue, blinking Christmas lights hung randomly from the ceiling. I looked ...

Santiago - The end of the road

A travel blog entry by secretseaton

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... Chile, we would write our final chapter. Best we get on with it…

I’d been hobbling about in Vina Del Mar, a seaside city a couple of hours outside of Santiago, trying my best to pretend that my coccyx wasn’t cracked from a tumble down a volcano whilst secretly thinking that if you are going to crack your coccyx, doing it whilst tumbling down a volcano makes for a pretty awesome conversational tidbit to pull out ...

Good bye wonderful Santiago, I will miss you

A travel blog entry by lindsey-canada

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... br>
Yesterday was my last day in Santiago and it couldn’t have gone any better. I actually slept in till almost 1 which NEVER happens only to find out we are going for a BBQ at his mums house! AWESOME! Felipe went and bought sooooo much food! The short smokies that are amazing on the grill provleta cheese which is my FAVORITE! And tons of beef I think it was probably tenderloin and it was AMAZING! There was beer, pisco sour, wine, vodka and then just when ...

Crossing the Andes

A travel blog entry by ashleythomas

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... 8230;it all was sorted, although I ended up on a top bunk which with my freshly sprained ankle and the lack of ladders in the freshly made-up bunk bed it was an interesting experience. The variety of languages in hostel gives rise ot some funny experiences. Two nights ago I’d been trying to communicate with Andrea, a Colombian girl who only spoke Spanish. Luckily we had a German girl who spoke English and Rafael, a Brazilian ...

Spring in Santiago

A travel blog entry by lizdavid

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... however buy lots of the fresh fruit and vegetables. We also visited the fish market and ate lunch in one of the many cafes there. We had typical Chilean fish casseroles and they were tasty if rather rich.
On our previous visit to Chile we had become interested in the Nobel Prize winning poet, Pablo Neruda, and had visited his house in Valparaiso so ...

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