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Whales and Wales
... bit was cycling through an old disused railway channel. We also visited the museum, the very first house built here and then cycled to Ty Te Caerdydd for a traditional Welsh tea complete with scones, a version of Bara Brith and tons of cakes all washed down with gallons of tea. Wonderful.
More biking and internet – tomorrow we are going in search of fossils and a dinosaur park in Trelew before starting our final leg ...
Puerto Madryn - kohtumine vaalade ja pingviinidega
... meid viidi Puerto Piramides nimelisse külla, kus kõikidele pandi juba tänaval päästevestid selga ning kästi läbi küla rannani jalutada. Rannal ootas meid traktori taha ühendatud spetsiaalsel alusel paat. Kui kõik olid paati roninud, siis hakkas traktor tagurdama ning sõitis nii kaua merre kuni paat sai aluselt minema. Väga huvitav protseduur! Panin ka tähele, et igal traktoristil oli oma koer, kes jooksis koos traktoriga merre ja siis jälle välja.
Niisiis ...
Rio Gallegos to Puerto Madryn
... feels like summer. For the first time in about a month we don't need jackets, scarves or gloves. Our rental apartment is a block from the Ocean and feels so spacious compared to the hotel rooms we've stayed in lately. The many long-haul drives of these past few weeks are starting to take a toll: we need a place to rest and recharge a bit. Let it be Puerto Madryn.
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Another Incredible Experience
... on. It had to be tight as the water out in the Atlantic Ocean was going to be pretty cold!! I now know what it must feel like to be a condom that is too small (if there is such a thing!!). I had to put on the full body suit, along with what you could describe as a vest underneath the body suit and then boots, gloves and a head mask. Looking good!!!!
After about a 10 minute traumatic experience I was completed hot and flustered and had to go and ...
Day 3: The Birth of a Viking
Day 3 in Argentina starts off at 6:15 to be able to get the 8:50 flight to Trelew, a former Welsh colony. Just before takeoff, San Pablo is courteously asked to move from the back of the plane to the front, because his halo is just a bit on the heavy side and it might put the plane's balance out of whack. It is more comfortable in the front anyway, so a win-win situation all around.
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- Business Services
- Free parking