Hospedaje Mirador Castro

... info. je repars , un brin enerve, qd meme, et ca fait longtps que je nais pas ressenti cette sensation mais je men serai bien passe!!!
bon allez je vais dejeuner, ca me calmera!!! je trouve un restau bar qui lair douvrir un oeil et ben non, cest ferme, pour le petit dej faut attendre 11h du matin, me dito on, non ms cest une blague, il est 10h a ma montre,l et rien douvert.....
je vais dc au terminal de bus pour prdre un bus pour dalcahue, une ville un peu au nord de lile.
je ...

... dimanche le voyage et le dimache au chili cest mort, et le lendemain est jour ferie (decouverte de lamerique par cristobal colon)
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... whose name was Moses) gave us the business card of his friend, Daniel, that drives a taxi. He said we should give him a call and he could show us the island. We told him we would think about it and give Daniel a call later.

We walked to a different bus terminal to try and catch a bus to Cucao (pronounced Coo-cow) to visit the National Park there. It was rumored to be quite lovely and since we were still riding on yesterday’s nature high ...

... Mmmmm the salmon... The seafood and all those things are absolutely amazing here, it's so fresh we could almost hear them bray! :) And as all the locally produced food is dirt cheap, so we stuff ourselves for nothing. Not good for the body, but pretty good for the brain (phew... :)). On the other hand once the first amazement over, the island is first of mostly Chilean tourists, of the dirty kind. If you add on top of that the families with ...

... house down. Like I said, these Chilotés really know how to make stuff up. The island is also famous for it´s churches, built with distinctive architecture and an almost complete absence of metal, owing to the only one supply ship a year I was telling you about earlier. They used wood for everything down here, including nails and machine gears. To tell the truth, they made a lot of stuff out of wood that you ought not to. For instance, the pitiful wooden anchor on ...

... more into 4 and a half after stopping for the world and his wife at every conceivable bus stop and some that weren't even bus stops.... I have to say I was a little disappointed with the place.. Maybe the light drizzle had put me in the wrong frame of mind on the ferry ride over the water too... In a change to the weather patterns I have become ...

... their parents. Chiloe has been tranquil and relaxing to visit as a traveller with significant aesthetic appeal with it´s countryside & waters-edge setting , but must be pretty mind-numbingly dull to live here permanently especially for the younger generation ... there is apparently significant emigration from Chiloe and I think it´s fairly easy to understand why. On Monday morning I got up early to catch the bus back to Puerto Montt to sort out my travel plan south to Puerto Natales.

... bus once again took the less than scenic route to the bus terminal taking us through some very rough looking areas. Once we'd got there though a short walk up the coast and we were in a much more civilised bit of the town. Our Spanish by this stage was definitely improving as we managed to get accommodation in a hospadje (Chilean Guest-house) where the landlord only spoke Spanish so good practice. Not too much else to say about Puerto ...