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Day 3 - Glacier National Park - El Chalten
... until they see me coming down. OMG, I couldn't look ungraceful if I tried . It was so steep and the realisation of how far up we were hits me - great timing. I start to climb down on my bum and shaking but everyone was great trying to help me and encourage me but I know they were thinking 'MAN UP' especially as I was acting like G.I. Jane going up. I am starting to think that I was going to be stuck up there forever as I didn't want to go down. One of the guys offered to help me ...
Torres del Paine and Fitzroy Massif
... be quite the same. In true Cripps style we dared each other to take a dip in the lake but compromised with ankles only as it was barking freezing.
Daddy was banned from saying “Look at that view” as he turned each and every corner – it is just so spectacular I can’t think of anything better to say. As the weather deteriorated, we headed to Cascada travel’s (who Amazonas Explorer is partner’s in in ATLAS – ...
Down but not out in Chubut.
... Nazis after WW2. Many of the buildings look like Swiss/ German chalets and around 7.5% of the Argentine population are of German descent. The town is a ski resort and next to a glacial lake - Nahuel Huapi - which provides some stunning scenery whichever way you look. It's also well know for it's chocolate which I can confirm really is very good !
A day off (lots of those recently!) means a chance to ride the Circuito Chico or short circuit which is a road ...
Leaving Bariloche for El Chalten
... look close enough to touch as the rains are looming, although somehow closer still. Even the arch of the rainbows here are far slighter and lower than we're used to. The could formations, especially as the sun starts to go down, are dramatic and again, somehow different. Take a look at some of the pics below... we couldn't leave some of these clouds out!
(Please excuse the quality of the pics as they're all taken through a dirty and cracked bus ...
17-hour drive in icy Patagonia
... we leave the cabin at 6.15am. I drive with extreme caution: freezing temperatures can lead to treacherous road conditions. We are so close to the pole that the sun doesn't rise until 9.30am so we get plenty of time to enjoy it slowly.
Trouble starts when we get close to Esquel, with snow on the road. Within 15 minutes we see two big rigs flipped over on the side of the road and a truck with its nose kissing ...
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