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Santiago
... the river they have this area called park forestal which is another great green area so we strolled through there. We stopped at the museum of fine arts but none of us are real art lovers so we moved on. The outside of the museum was another great building though haha. We were a little lost but weren't in any great rush so we kept wandering and eventually found our way back to the hotel. We were exhausted and hot by this stage so after a quick trip up to the roof of our building ...
Flight back home
so, vorausgesetzt fluege.de ist ein seriöser Anbieter, dann geht an diesem Tag mein Flug nach Hause. Ich bin gespannt und rechne mal damit, dass irgend etwas schief geht. Ihr werdet es erfahren.
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so, if fluege.de is a valid provider, then I will fly back home on this day. I kind of expect that something goes wrong....! You will get to know it.
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Let the Adventure Begin!
... try. I also decided, because of her wonderful hospitality and patience, that I would pay for Nancy's groceries. They cost a little more than $12,000 Chilean pesos, which is about $30 US, so it really wasn't a big deal, but Nancy was incredibly thankful.
When we returned to the apartment, Nancy went into the kitchen to serve me up some lunch while I puttered about my little room for a bit, getting my stuff organized. And before I knew it she ...
Instant coffee doesn't cut it
... when we found a Starbucks!!! The plan for the day was to walk around Santiago. What we discovered was that it was Santiago's heritage day and most of the museums and other monuments where open for free. We even got to see the national government residence that is only open to the public this one day a year. We also went into the supreme court ...
Personal tour of Santiago :D
... gave a bible to the people of Santiago, the bible is now at the bottom of the Virgin Mary behind glass doors. The view of Santiago from up there was amazing. Or at least it would have been if it weren't for the preposterous amounts of smog that encased the city beneath it. Although we couldn't see a lot from the top, the views of the snow capped Andes mountains were as good as ever and the food was pretty good too. We tried a traditional Chilean ...