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Hello Chile!
... was unsettling but most likely it was a concern that I might spew my breakfast over the seat in front me whilst battling the winding mountains roads, out of Bariloche.
I will admit there were a few moments of shaky stomach action, followed by adrenaline fueled facial flushes, but it was easily abated by the magnificent alpine scenery. Wow.. lakes fueled by roadside rivers, and enclosed by black pebble beaches born from millennia of volcanic activity. ...
Driving through the Lake District
... the Recluse prefers dark corners and avoids human contact if possible. The Tiger Spider looks very similar to the Recluse and is the only enemy the Recluse spider has. So when killing spiders it is preferred to only to kill the Recluse and spare the Tiger spider. The easiest way to tell the spiders apart is to watch their movements. The Recluse is a very fast spider and will run away, the Tiger spider is slow and plods along. Our spider in the wood box was a plodder and ...
Ruled Out! by Judith
... and utterly indefensible rule making.
The very helpful young woman in the tourist office gave us information on the best walk in the area. After a 47 kilometre bus ride followed by a 6 kilometre walk up ...
Around Lake Llanquihue and Up Osorno Volcano
... at the Lake Theatre and toured the German Colonial Museum, where we get a sense of how these people lived in the early 1900’s.
We eat our bag lunch on the shore of the lake, enjoying its views from the safty and security of our vehicle due to the swarming, biting horse flys which seem as big as Volkswagon Beetles. Every once in a while a brave soul goes out to take a photo ...
Day 72 – Muchas Piscolas
... Lunch options included oddities as sea urchins and barnacles, but neither was in season. Instead, we opted for the smoked salmon and hake fish in king crab sauce. However, we had a bit of time before our meal considering there was a dozen orders coming in at once in a kitchen about the size of our bathroom (and the restaurant not much larger).
As a treat during our wait, we watched as a fisherman brought ...