Hotel Caupolican
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Escapade a dedo
... tement du Chili, ici tout est plus désertique. Rien à l’horizon, la Pampa s’étend à perte de vue !
Pas un nuage, une chaleur à crever, nous faisons nos courses du soir avant que l’on nous indique un camping municipal à moitié abandonné. Après une bonne soirée nous nous séparons le lendemain pour de bon car les deux garçons se rendent plus au nord ou des amis ...
Siete Lagos
... Squid's foot was hurting pretty bad but he too wanted to see the lake from the bottom, so he climbed down as well, meeting me on a tree branch which was perched inside the lake upon some rocks and which we stood on to marvel and the absolute tranquility we had discovered. As mentioned, the way up was not so easy. I almost fell and had to grab a branch... it turns out it was not a branch but a small cactus like plant which left about a dozen splinters all over my hand... ...
Volcanoes - extinct, sleeping and very much awake
... effect it was having on the adjacent Argentine towns. It seems that it depends on the wind direction and strength so some days the skies are the usual bright blue while others are hazy and also dusty if the wind is strong.
If anyone is interested in the history and ongoing effect of the volcanic eruption in Bariloche and surrounds click on the ...
First Patagonian Cordillera Sighting!
... cement and brick, and makes me feel like I could actually survive here if there were an earthquake, knock on wood that there won´t be one.
As we were in the mountains and it wasn´t ski season, we set out to find some rocks to climb. As we don´t have our harnesses anymore, we were looking for some low boulders to climb, and were told by a ...
Lago Queni, hotsprings, fishing, cows and chavs.
Next day we decided rather than heading down the ruta de la Siete Lagos we'd head to the other end of Lago Lacar to near the Chilean border at Hua Hum and search out some natural hot-springs we had heard of. After a suspension battering 30km or so along the lake we reached a tranquil area at the end of the lake and headed off up a dirt track deep into the woods and a smaller lake called Queni. The wild campsite ...
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