Koi-Mahik Hotel El Calafate
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Die letzten 8 Tage verbrachten wir in den zwei argentinischen Dörfern in Südpatagonien. Im Umkreis von 200 Kilometern gibt's eigentlich nur Steppe, zwei riesige Seen, gefüllt mit Gletscherwasser und im Westen die südlichen Ausläufer der Anden mit den gewaltigen Eismassen. Das Klima ist hier sehr rau: permanenter, sehr starker …
Patagonian Ninja vs Gail Force Kins
... road to a waterfall,where the Gail Forskins grew stronger than ever. Was only 3km, but it was definitely tough. Reached it, had another Salami sandwich, then time to strip down to the Thermals for some Ninja pictures (They are amazing, but Nigel's being all arsey about uploading any of his photos, even of me, so use your imagination) Tried then finding a Mirador over the town, where was supposed to be able to see over the whole area, but as were rushed for time, never found ...
In Patagonia
... for our trip to Perito Moreno.
Periot Moreno is a glacier that rises 60m out of the water that is resides in. Horatio dropped us off at one side of the lake and said that there was a path we could walk that took us right around the lake enabling us to see both faces of the glacier. The silence for the first 30 minutes was incredible as we were the only people walking the path and there was nothing around apart from animals, trees, water and the glacier. As ...
So here we are in the land of Argentinian glaciers
... Antarctic cruise vessels based there. The Antarctic trip had at one time been on our list of things to do but the cost thereof had put us off and we had arrived too late in Punta Arenas as the cruise ships all looked as if they were tied up for the oncoming winter when of course the waters of Cape Horn and the icy cold down south preclude anything that floats from operating in those hostile waters. We weren’t unduly sorry; we hoped to take up the suggestion made by our ...
Walking on a glacier's face
... at least 45 minutes and all uphill. Lots of cow poop on the way too. It was also a very steep hill, so I felt like a mountain goat. We finally arrived at the Big Ice campsite where they strapped us in harnesses "in case of emergency" - really comforting and it was lovely to have a wedgie for the next 5 hours.
The crampons are amazing in terms of how well they allowed you to grip the ...
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