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Travel Blogs from El Calafate
It's the end of the world as we know it!
Laura and I have had our targets on the deep south of Argentina for some madcap adventures with ice for many years now. With thoughts of glaciers swimming in my head, I sat pinned in some propeller plane death trap while some German guy kept bumping my right nipple with his elbow. Deep breaths, you will touch down soon. Just after I scarfed down a …
Trying to see Mt. Fitz Roy
****! Somehow the volume on the alarm (Laura's Ipod) was on low. Oh yeah that's right, I turned it down when I was playing doodle jump (no pun intended) in the bathroom the previous night. Might I add, that I did secure my highest score to date. After hustling out of bed and scurrying into the main dining hall to scarf down some bread, Stephan and …
El Calafate Mar 12, 2012
Pattygonia stayed here on Mar 12, 2012 during their trip titled: Patagonia.
Iceberg straight ahead!!
... down. Yet another chance of late night death due to bathroom need. El Calafate is a smaller city and the gateway to the glacier national park. On the outskirts of the mountains in a windy mountain valley. It barely rains here as all the moisture is dropped in the mountains creating a continuous coating of snow and basis for the massive glaciers in the mountains. Not much in town. arrived around 3pm. Walked out to the Laguna Nimez park. An area of natural reserve on the edge of ...
All this ice and no G&T!!!
... miles) 'upstream', nothing but ice, ice and
more ice all the way. Our guides led us gently onto the ice, picking their way
between ...