Hotel La Peninsula Marina Resort
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Sartorial Splendor: An Elegant Man on the Veendam
... entrance to the dining room where several well-dressed couples were milling about-- women in gowns, men in dinner jackets or well-tailored suits The maitre d' greeted us politely, but looked askance at Josh. Josh smiled and waited. The maitre d’ smiled and waited. Silence. Utter silence as they looked at one another. From behind his desk, ...
Pancho and the "panchos"
... the preferred local beach, and year round it houses the wealthy of the region, in lavish and extensive manors. If we timed our hike just right, we heard, we could see a rare submerged petrified forest, in the beach... but only if the tide was low...
The day was criminally overcast, with cold, ocean winds bringing in moisture from the bay, and the Andes range all around us keeping the clouds low and menacing. The faint morning sun ...
Embarking the Navimag Ferry
... we had it. The price of fuel has fluctuated around $6.61 US per gallon or $1.75 Cdn per litre.
We got our stuff all organized into our suitcases and two backpacks in preparation for getting on the Navimag Ferry today. We have followed the recommendations of others who have taken this trip and blogged about it, and have prepared ourselves with water, rum, diet coke, cookies and crackers and cheese, so our bags are full! Somewhere amongst the pictures is ...
Ferrying the fjords
... fire!
Card games with Ella and Patrick passed the time in the evenings and there were films on in the dining hall, in particular 'Master and Commander' felt pretty realistic during the battle scenes at sea, as you'd feel the ferry rocking side-to-side as you watched!
A raucous game of bingo was had before the party on the final night, and those Chileans were very much into it! Chanting away ...
Cycling 252 to 255 - San Martin to Puerto Montt
... in this environment. It is such a surreal feeling to see this area, which is the worst hit by the volcano’s activity – it makes it look as though the end of the world is coming. As we make our way though this lifeless land, we struggle to breath and have to squint our eyes when vehicles pass and send streams of dust at us – ash in the eyes is painful! Fortunately, we are going downhill and pass ...
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