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Day 10 - Punta Arenas - Chile
... a penguin. We headed back to the hotel and only had 15 mins to refresh before dinner (Lisa managed to fit a shower and do her make up). Felipe booked all of us a table at La Marmita and it was a really nice cosy restaurant. They struggled a little with the orders but my meal was really nice as I had the mushroom risotto with asperagus, artichoke hearts and brussels sprouts and for dessert I had fresh strawberries and chocolate sauce to ...
Trekking Las Torres
... with one of her teeth. Since she is from the States and does not speak any spanish and our boss as well hasn't sleep the last night we were asked to help out. Since no one really knew that person before and everyone was really mad at the boss no one felt like helping out. After our boss came over to our house personally (I have never seen him in the house before!) I ended up volunteering for the job because the others had important things to ...
To the end of the continent
... Arenas and went south to the end of the South American continent at the Magellan Street (Fireland could be regarded as an island). The last 4 km were very bumpy and partly the street was hard to find - Andrea decided to jump off. I drove until the bike got stuck at the beach - without reaching the light house. Anyway, it was a nice ride down there.
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Pantagonia, Puenta Arenas, Chile
... the site of a huge bronze statue of Magellan. Today was the end of the cruise ship season and the plaza was filled with vendors selling alpaca and woolen sweaters, hats and scarfs, lapis jewelry, and statues of both penguins and whales. We passed up these "bargains" and ventured into a jewelry store where we bought a lapis ring and a copper and lapis necklace with matching earrings. Chile is reputed to be a major center for both materials.
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Give me one reason to stay here ...
... of Punta Arenas, only 1,120 km away from the Antarctic continen and it’s actually made by penguins. The other thing I must comment is the bizarre mix of music I am experiencing in here . First of all we had a bit of Abba – a little weird to have Waterloo blasting out on a Sunday lunchtime in a bar by yourself, followed up by a bit of Xanadu. Then I get some 80’s - they do love a bit of a-ha and Erasure down here (particulary Erasure – I think ...
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