Elun Lihue Frutillar
Camino a Punta Larga S/N, Frutillar Bajo Frutillar, Lake District, Chile
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Crainy
... i feel like a frail old lady, i guess this is what happens when when you turn 19. at least it may mean i burnt off at least the amount of calories of one steak after my hike. that reminsds me, i meant to mention more about the volcano, just that it was called villarica really and also, here´s a link if yáll wanna see it- http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/c ...
Semana Muerto
... k?! Ik kon mezelf voor de kop slaan. Door mijn nalatigheid verlies ik 7 dagen... een nieuw dieptepunt. Hoewel ik goed genoeg weet dat je zo niet mag denken, liet ik mezelf toe te piekeren hoe aanzienlijk dit de rest van mijn reis zou beïnvloeden...
Andere opties dus... Alternatieven waren gelukkig wel aanwezig. Isla Chiloé, het 2de grootste eiland van Zuid Amerika en een aangeprezen bestemming, is just a ferry away. Daar dan maar ...
Chucky and The Towers of Pain
... and had some good humour along the way. The scenery is awesome too.
First priority on returning to the hostel was a shower and put on clean clothes - ah, the relief! We all went out for dinner together. Gordon and the two Sarahs left for El Calafate the next morning while Joe, Adrian, and myself were still sleeping.
The next day was a busy day watching FA Cup quarter finals.
On Sunday Adrian left for Ushuaia. Susan mentioned she ...
A la sombra del Osorno
... fait que nous y sommes allés ensemble. :) Frutillar est encore plus petit que Puerto Varas et encore plus inutile, mais elle a aussi cette vue incroyable sur le lac et le volcan, et un parc-musée sur les immigrants allemands qui se sont installés dans la région. C'est historico-kitsch, mais parfait pour passer la journée au soleil en se détendant! :)
Melinda avait entendu parler d'une espèce de fête à Puerto Varas ce jour-là, une fête de kuchen! Un truc comme ça ...
White waters & all things German
... various collections of old german farm machinery, clothing, furniture and other household items, the museum attempts to give an account of the numerous activities that the german settlers developed with the purpose of building their new homes, preparing the lands to be sowed and finally, settle on what they acknowledged to be their new homeland. The architecture was amazing and the gardens landscaped beautifully with one of the most gorgeous ...



