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Ushuaia Fin del Mundo
Despues de dos dias y medio en autobus y 8 horas parado en el estrecho de Magallanes, llegue a Ushuaia a las 4am de hoy. No habia lugar en ningun lado pero el concierge de un hotel de lujo, Lennox hotel, con vista al mar y delasmontañas nos permito pasar el resto de la noche en el lobby. A las 7:00 am no invito al restaurant del hotel y comi el …
Its the End of the World as we Know It
... joy. The key had disappeared, probably dislodged from her belt with all the passport taking out and putting away. This could be a problem. We have a walk in town and find a locksmith that we hope can be our saviour. Its closed and we have to wait for fomorrow. Hopefully he can bolt-cropper it off and all it means is that Ott is a bit more smelly than usual having not had a shower or a change of clothes in 2 days. If not personal hygiene may be the least of our ...
Eager Beavers
... sunshine whilst we were sat there eating and just as we were packing up to go, the clouds came over and it started to snow.
The walk back was slow as my leg was hurting. I thought I was going to hold the group up,however, I wasn’t the slowest! Earlier on in the trek up here, Frederico found me a walking stick from a broken branch on the floor. It did actually help, but walking back down the hill was really painful. ...
Reunited with GG
... we reunited! It turns out she missed me too! Although, I can't say I really blame her J! So to keep it G-rated for Gran and Pops sake, we spent the first day in a nice hotel just chatting about all of the things that the other person missed out on by not being on tour with them! Boy were we tired after so much talking! The next day, Jaclyn’s hotel/tour lifestyle that she had become so accustomed too was taken away from her as she came crashing back down to earth! Much to ...
Ushuaia, southernmost city in the world
... was rather uneventful, although we did enjoy crossing the Straight of Magellan on a ferry that served some delicious hotdogs, known as super-panchos in this part of the world. How could something called a super-pancho not be delicious? Come on.
Once across the channel, we trudged on south over the island of Tierra del Fuego, which directly translated in Donna and Warren Spanish means: Place very far south, half Chile, half Argentina, half cold, half ...