Hotel Paso Nevado Chillan
Av. Libertad 219 Chillan, Chile
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The In-Between
... so we took the one bed. They were confused and looking back we think they might have thought we normally slept together, haha. The hotel room was small and had a baby sized t.v. set, a bathroom with a small standup shower and clean towels. It was nice. They asked us when we wanted breakfast and we said at 10:00 a.m. It was complementary and came to our door on two trays. We sat there and ate our breakfast of toast, ham, cheese, juice and tea in our warm ...
3 days in Therma - boarding
... it). Bianca getting the carvy turns sorted and amped!
Stayed in an amazing snow capped Cabana (about R100 per person per night) - check the photos!
Adventure daily and the best Lomo (fillet!) in the eves - great beer and havent had a bad sip of wine too...
Next: heading to the coast for a couple of hours and then to the 3 valleys - best snowboarding in South America......
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Ranek nad Pacyfikiem i kapiel w jeziorze
... Dalej dosc monnotnna droga dotarlismy do Termas De Chillán czyli popularnej miejscowosci narciarskiej w Andach. Oczywiscie o tej porze roku nie ma sniegu i narciazy ale Antonio chcial pokazac nam to miejsce i bylo to interesujace miejsce na tym odcinku Chile. Tym sposobem przejchalismy dzis Chile wszerz zaczynajac nad Pacyfikiem a konczac w Andach.
Domek ktory znalezlismy ma kominek (noce sa zimniejsze niz w ciagu dnia i przy okolo 12oC czasami bywa ...
Rainy Days and Sunday Can't Get Me Down
... for agriculture. That is when I learned a new word Orgullo which means pride or proud. He says this word, pointing to his father’s photo, and then pressing his hand to his own chest. His father was a farmer and he is proud to live the life of this great man. Many sons would run away at the thought of walking in their father’s shoes; the tired earth soiled boots of a farmer. To Juan it is a privilege to be counted among the ...
Chillin'
... countryside which we expect will only improve as we go farther south (which of course here is away from the equator and towards the ice). It's classic S. America with donkeys, cheese stands, bus stops, motels, etc. about six inches off the "shoulder," which is basically dirt and gravel. People ride their bikes along the road's edge against traffic. People ...


