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Visiting Alice!
... of French or Spanish.
We went on a waterfall walk but after Iguazu it was a little trickle, we were more excited about the soaking wet St Bernard we met along the way. After getting caught in a bit of a snowstorm trying to find the bike rental place we jumped on the bus to town and unfortunately never got off ending up at the end of the line with no tickets in the slums of Bariloche . . . Hmmm ...
Bye Bye Ushuaia, I'm gonna miss you
... as bad as my flight coming in here. That was awful.
I got to the airport around 10.15 am and just sat around and waited. The airport is tiny and you cannot even go through to departures as it is shut until a light is due to leave. Everything closes down in this airport between flights so it can be quite boring. We finally boarded the plane 30 minutes late and yes, it was a tiny plane. Only 9 rows of seats, two ...
Specialties
... spent the morning being stupid and walked a lot more than I needed to just to book my bus tickets for the next day. After that, upon Cindy's recommendation on Facebook, I decided to head to Cerro Campanario. There's a little ski lift there you can take for 50 pesos - no way! The hike up was very very steep but also very short (I was quoted 45 minutes but it only took 20), and the view at the top was stunning - tons of lakes everywhere (this is ...
Patagonia to the Lakes district
... buses. San Carlos De Bariloche was our destination. Normally a beautiful mountain city nestled on a lake surrounded by the Andes. For the past 7 months it has been obscured behind a thick veil of ash spewing out of the nearby Puyehue volcano in Chile that disrupted worldwide travel last year when it started erupting. As I am writing this a fine film of ash is starting to settle on the seat around me. Tomorrow we leave for Chile and hopefully some clean air.
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A postcard...
... a quiet trail just for me.
A few stressful days followed, filled with petty things that continued to build. The hours of searching for flights, phone-calls to airlines, computer trouble, missing buses, wrong buses, poor directions and allergies that wouldn´t stop. Or should I say ´ash clouds´ that continued to brush over the city in waves. The volcano from Chile, Puyehue, has been causing problems in Argentina, resulting in suffering ...
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