H2O Patagonia Futaleufu
Rancho Antucamay Futaleufu, Lake District, Chile
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Arrivée en beauté dans la région des lacs
... vache en pleine nuit, c'est assez désagréable comme sensation je pense. Dès le lendemain, je vois aux traces de pas qu'il devait certainement s'agir d'une vache, mais la nuit fût quand même assez agitée!
Le lendemain, ayant déjà une bonne idée du Lago Verde, je voudrais continuer vers le lac suivant ou bien même remonter vers la ville directement mais malheureusement, comme il n'y a pas de bus avant deux jours, une seule solution: le stop . A entendre les autre voyageurs, le ...
Next stop along the road
Another early start to a journey with an 8am bus. I arrived at the bus companys office at 7.30 to be in plenty of time to discover that the bus wasn't officially meant to be leaving from there but actually from the bus terminal, a 15minute walk away. Fortunately as the bus company was owned by this one man and run from his house, the bus was actually kept there and he was just getting it ready to go round to the terminal so he took pity on me (with ...
Futaleufu
17/04/11 Drive to Futaleufu
A lot of barron land with no trees and wild winds on our drive today. We stopped at a quarry and camped there for the night. Yet another experience I didn't think I’d have in life. Putting up our tent was a bit of a comedy because it kept blowing away like a feather. The whole night it felt like someone was shaking our tent.
18/04/11 Drive to Futaleufu
Had another ...
“Magnificent” (?!) Ruta 40
While we were in Chalten we had been leafing through the guide book and happened on an entry about a small Chilean village in the foothills of the Andes 24 hours north of Chalten with world class rafting and we had decided on the spur of the moment that we fancied a bit of rafting. To get there was a little complicated however as we had to deviate from the usual gringo trail route of Chalten to Bariloche and cross the border back to Chile again.
The first part of ...
Hot and lazy day
... bike the last 25km. A we approached the small village inside the park, a guy was waving at us. Manuel! He is a Swiss German young mountain guide traveling in South America and also study in Buenos Aires. Swindes had met him earlier in her trip and then we met him 2 days before while he was hitch hiking near Futalefu. He is such a fine man. We camped together and chatted the night away sharing travel ...
