Principado De Asturias Santiago

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... cest mon bapteme de voisin ronfleur ds le bus, je nen avais jms eu jusqu present!!!<br>je dors assez mal ms pas a cause des ronflemts car mnt jai la musique pr masquer les bruits <br>youhouuuuuu<br>ps: journee des pelles: premiere: ds la douche de ju, deuxieme ds les escaliers dun parc et la je pete mes lunettes de soleil a 50euros de chez la couz de sev, bande de voleurs, des lunetes qui resistent mem pas a un e chute de 3-4 escaliers!!!! hihgihihi

... the hang of things and all 4 of us were starting to get cocky &#8211; why not!<br><br>180 degrees were tried &#8211; there were quite alot of wipeouts to follow!<br><br>Jack, Horse &amp; Me decide we needed a break though &#8211; Fitzy powered through for more practise as there was a bet on the worst snowboarder having to buy drinks!<br><br>The 3 of us wandered up to get a hot chocolate &#8211; unbelievable idea &#8211; was expensive but beautiful &#8211; an amazing Caramel Hot Chocolate ...

Well, lots has happened since we arrived in Chile, but I'll write about it later! Edit - OK so I forgot to write about it, but essentially - * We spent lots of time getting hammered with Chileans in the Transformer bar. They helpfully pointed out that Mike is Kurt Cobain and therefore HE´S FROM HELL!!! * We went to see Lucha Libre which was awesome. Funky Joe and his patented StinkFace move ...

... There are also markets for flowers and Vega Chica/ Vega Central for just about everything else. Narrow but fun. Corn on the cob the thickness of baseball bats.Avocados the size of small pears to the size of softballs. Yum. It's bit hotter here than BA (I think), but our hotel doesn't have a/c and I maybe having a harder time with the heat, without being able to cool down, Kev is dealing. The smog is quite thick, as we were close (visually) to the Andes and ...

... to the sofa in the common room where he continued to snore and woke up the couple in the room adjacent to the common room!! Once we had eventually torn ourselves away from Pucon we headed North to the port of Valparaiso. It was so quaint there with old, colourful houses on steep hills, cobbled streets and views everywhere of the sea. This had been the main port for ships to dock into before going around Cape Horn, but after the Panama Canal opened the ...

... and I need every body's help to save Tony from total desperation. Here is what is happening: 24 hours before departure Tony decided to buy himself a new fancy I-phone, which turned to be a total disaster. Tony's major technological accomplishment is changing a light bulb. and said that, you can imagine that and anything involving shaking and scratching the screen to make a simple phone call, is not his cup of tea. He spent several highly ...

... of walking. But it's alright - I need the exercise, especially after all those recent big meals. The bus ride to Santiago ended up taking close to two hours, though I was told it should only be 90 minutes. On the trip, I glanced down at my forearms and marveled at how dark they had become. I have the worst farmer's tan right now - the disparity between my upper and lower arms is quite striking. But I suppose it's not really a farmer's tan ...

... group. <br><br> <br><br>By this point we'd got to know plenty of our fellow hostellers and the young mainly male hostel staff were a riot, so we were soon all cavorting with glitter &amp; streamers like a bunch of, erm, drunken travellers! <br><br><br><br>Katie was loving her ...