Frai Toluca El Calafate

Av. Percin 1016 El Calafate, Province of Santa Cruz, Patagonia, 9405, Argentina

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Im Reich der Gletscher angekommen

A travel blog entry by michu_on_bici

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... heissen Dusche, einer grossen Familien-Pizza (der Kellner fragte zweimal nach, ob das nicht zu viel fuer mich sei:-) und einer erholsamen Nacht besuchte ich den Perito Moreno Gletscher, sowie den Lago Argentino. Unglaublich eindruecklich aber auch mit unglaublich vielen Touristen und "amerikanischen" Preisen ;-)

Uebermorgen gehts dann weiter nach El Chalten zum Fitz Roy und Cerro Torre. Freue mich bereits und hoffe auf Wetterglueck :-)
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Cycling days 273 to 280 - O'higgins to El Calafate

A travel blog entry by hobos

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... up on email, Shirley goes on a shopping spree…it is so nice to be in a supermarket with selection and good prices…ah, time to splurge!

We stay in town until 10pm, then bicycle over to an under-construction house at the edge of the city and still have plenty of daylight to set up without needing headlamps for another hour.

Day 280 (12/23/11): 0km

Rest day. Tonight, we celebrate Christmas early ...

Amazed at creation

A travel blog entry by shanam6m

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... slices of banana bread. (Grandma IŽll be waiting for yours)
I was pleased to find myself in a quite hostel, a comfotable hostel...with lots of plants. How was my cactus plant at home doing? Did dad toss it out yet? I was given the quick 10 minute run-down from the gal working the hostel...the whats, wheres, whens and hows of it all. All I wanted to do was see the glacier, the famous glacier.
I left for a stroll to the town where ...

Nature Rules............OK

A travel blog entry by chrisandjanet

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... the north of the park but 5k’s away we hit a bridge that
was exceedingly narrow. I reckoned we could get across but the professional
said no. We asked a bunch of men working on strengthening the bridge what they
thought and one chap brought out a tape measure. To Janet’s triumph the bridge
was 2.1 metres wide, and we were 2.2 metres, so don’t be fooled when they say
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Walking on a big piece of ICE ICE baby

A travel blog entry by steveowonder

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... cracks and formations in the ice.............well see for
yourself, but pictures don't really capture it.All of the water in this park is safe to drink, whether it is from a lake, glacier or stream. I got water from all of them and there is just something special about being able to drink water that just a few minutes before was locked up in a glacier and actually may have last fallen as snow several ...