Cabanas Nahuel Malal
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Fondue, Chocolate and Andes at Bariloche
... wooden lodge of a hostel where the owner had named the cosy quarters after his beloved hound that was with him while he built the hostel from scratch, was a key attraction for the guests but died in 95. With pictures of the friendly brown mutt all over the walls, it brought a tear to your eye..aww poor Periko.
The intent of coming all the way south to Bariloche was to see a glimpse of Patagonia, some snow and the surrounding mountains. Skiing was out ...
Eat, Pray, Love
... recently, Jaclyn made me watch one of those chick flicks, which she tends to do from time to time, called Eat, Pray, Love (starring Julia Roberts). Bariloche kind of reminded me of that, because: we ate lots of chocolate, we loved the landscapes (and each other of course) and instead of choosing to pray we just indulged some more in the eating part again, with steak, fondue and even more chocolate forming the main part of our diet.
The landscape was the most ...
Hiking Cerro Otto
... a beach mixed with some loose gravel, complete with 30 degree heat. We thought we had made it to the top but were disappointed to realize it was a false summit and we had another 500m meters to climb. The view was less than spectacular from the top due to the presence of ash in the air but the cold beer from the restaurant made this climb worth it. Needless to say, we took the chairlift down. More to come...
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Cruise to Puerto Blest
... by massive mountains and the water was a light cloudy blue colour. It was pretty impressive. Dad and I climbed a tree but mostly we just hung out taking in the views with nobody else there. Mum thought it was magic and kept talking about good energy. After about an hour we headed back down the steps and started passing the other passengers who went for a look. At the bottom dad went for a swim but he didn't stay in long because the water was freezing. I had my feet in for ...
YOU ride a horse for five hours and not walk funny
... they know the way.
I am just thinking that this is an easy way to travel when my horse, for a reason known only to him, breaks into an unexpected trot.
These are sure footed horses. We cross rocky ground, up and down river banks with many crossings, climbing all the way until we reach a small opening in the trees........... Dismounting is when we city slickers find that riding a horse does things to the legs. The place however compensates for any ...
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