Monterilla Vina del Mar
2 Norte 65, Plaza Mexico Vina del Mar, 2520242, Chile
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I'll go brief here with a view to ever catching up. This small coastal town was a couple of hours bus ride away from Santiago. In the day we wondered about the place which was quite pretty; especially the beach. The sun was out and though temperatures not scorching plenty of ...
Chilly in Chile!
... a lot of good things about. I don’t think we had the best day for it (absolutely freezing and so cloudy you couldn’t see the tops of the hills), but I’m sure the setting and pretty multi coloured houses would look lovely on a clear day!
I wanted to head up to Cerro (hill) Conception to start, but Barry insisted we go up another hill first and cut through to C.Conception that way. I wasn’t too sure as it wasn’t a route ...
A day in Valpo
... during his dictatorship to make higher education a private rather than public business, and now students were facing annual fees in excess of US $6,000. In real terms this is worse than the £9,000 faced by UK students. But rather than storming the government building, the Chilean students had learned from the mistakes of their British counterparts and were adopting a Lutheran approach of non-violence. I wished them all the luck in the world as I rolled out of ...
Valley of Paradise
... command an additional premium on top of Sydney’s already inflated property prices.
We wandered the cobblestone streets for a couple of hours. It is always strange seeing the contrast between old and new in a pace like this. In this case it was the brand new Range Rover parked outside one of the streets. I guess the people that lived here still needed to get around. The town is an artist’s dream with the ...
El Viña Did Flow
... in was for students only and you could tell from their run-down nature. We walked down to the sea and walked along the coast....slowly wandering on, we stopped near a castle and took some photos, at which point we were mobbed by a group of students who all wanted to have a picture taken with us. We posed for 5 minutes or so and then carried on with our tour! They must have had a similar plan to us, as we saw them later on at the ampitheatre. Here we did ...



