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Patagonia part 3 - Ushuaia, the end of the world
... from our tour decided to take refuge from the bitter wind the following day and have a wee trip to the cinema (with obligatory giant ice cream of course). Not an entirely unpatagonian experience, as I did learn the Spanish for 'Breaking Dawn'. I think when you're travelling for such a long time, to spend a day doing something so normal feels like a real treat. And so my Patagonia adventure reached its end. I had so many incredible experiences, ...
The End of The World
... retarded as diving birds so are heavy. They don't make it very far. All sitting on their nests, waiting for the babies to hatch in a few weeks. Things started going downhill from here. The clouds came, the rain came and the waves got bigger. But we continued on past De Los Lobos island, where there was another colony of sea lions. These was stunk and when went out of the cabin to check it out the wind and rain took your breath away, was bone chilling. ...
Herfst, zomer en winter in Argentinië
... wandeling over een eiland. Aan de andere kant van het kanaal ligt Chili. Helaas is het nu geen pinguïn seizoen. Voor onze pinguïn dosis kijken we die avond naar happy feet. De komende dagen is de lucht strakblauw en is het windstil, prachtige winterse dagen. We gaan met busje naar Tierra del Fuego NP, waar we uren wandelen. Dit is echt winterwonderland. Alles ligt in een dikke pak sneeuw gehuld en omdat het laagseizoen is zijn er nauwelijks toeristen. Een trek ...
Eager Beavers
... why and he said that the money doesn’t pay well for dead beavers. There is no reward for it. I said that the reward would be that Tierra Del Fuego would be able to grow back and become a beautiful nature reserve again, but that doesn’t pay money!!! So again, humans bring this on themselves and then they don’t want to do anything about it because there is no money in it! And, it’s not the beavers fault. ...
Ushuaia - Just like Canada, you say?
... capped and red-foliaged bottomed, and they surround the city (pop of 70,000). The Beagle Channel marking the southern border of the city also marks the border between Argentina`s Patagonia and Chile`s mountains which curve even a bit further south. Lupins are in flower and just beginning to wilt, along with other flowers – autumn is here. The air is crisp and wonderfully fresh.
The city has that alpine feel with ...