Rentahome Parque Bustamante
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Santiago
... at 8am this morning and the information would be there on my emails.. Did exactly that this morning, and there was an email from them titled hotel information for your tour... Opened the email and it said "we have advised them of your hotel details, I suggest you contact them locally on this number to confirm your pick up details." I could not believe it!!!! I'm really unhappy that despite repeatedly being really clear about what we needed, they just messed me around on ...
Last stop
... ein magischer Ort, unbeschreiblich. Ich musste gehen, die Stadt hätte mich sonst verschlungen, ein Ort zum verweilen. Eine magische Stadt. Eine Stadt zum lieben und für Liebende.
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Santiago is the last stop on my journey, I slept on the bus.
Valparaise is beautiful. The longer the stay, the less you want to leave, like in the bermuda ...
Adjusting to City Living
... we were offered a glimpse at the Andes, which was spectacular. Washington state is home to some phenomenal mountains, but the Andes put all of those back home to shame! I am excited to get to see more of these beautiful peaks during my stay in Santiago.
And although I haven't really done anything too exciting, last night, my dad and I went to a BBQ (or an 'asado' as it is known in Chile) at the school to meet more students, and to get out for an activity. It was ...
Chilling in Chile
... coming to him and was killed by the Mapuche leader before the attack even started. Our guide then explained the Chilean phenomenon of 'Coffee with Legs' cafes. The first one is simply a coffee house who's waitresses wear short little skirts when serving you. Kinky stuff. The other 'Coffee with Legs' is just around the corner and is in fact a full on brothel! Weird! What stands out in the city of Santiago is the beautiful Forestal Park in the historical downtown, created on the ...
The Chilean Capital
... us and we appeased him with some short small talk before returning to the apartment for the night.
We found out the hard way that the cut-off price for half decent drinkable Chilean wine was around the equivalent of four dollars. Below that the tannins were a little too harsh for our tastes. We enjoyed a restful night in the place most similar to our home in Toronto.
After breakfast the next morning we started in the middle and took a few diversions ...
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