Rincon de los Andes
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Hiking around Lanin national park
We woke up early-ish on Sunday, at 745, excited to take showers, eat and head out to the national park to begin our hikes We ended up leaving the hosteria at around 9, stopping to buy apples and some snacks for the trip just in case we don't find any food on the way. We started driving toward the National Park Lanin, finding a map for a local tourism office and stopping at virtually every view point along the way. We decided to stop near a prairie to take our first small ...
Our best four-legs patagonian friends:-)
... 382;e nás doprovázeli i následující den, kdy jsme opouštěli kemp, až na autobus. Několikrát jsme se s ní vraceli a prosili majitele, ať si ji zavře, že odcházíme. Ona však vždy nějak utekla a měli jsme ji u sebe znovu. Bylo to neskutečné, ale když jsme nastupovali do autobusu, ona si sedla u dveří a koukala na nás tak dlouho, dokud náš autobus nezmizel za městem.
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Volcanoes - extinct, sleeping and very much awake
... cenizas'; some days are bright blue skies while on others the sky is obscured and the air dusty.
The area to the north of San Martin, around Junin de Los Andes is dominated by the extinct Volcano Lanin and seems little affected by the active Chilean volcano and our photos of it now show how the whole area once looked; pristine. There are hundreds ...
San Martin via Neuquen
... a bus the same day to Mendoza. This trip to San Martin seemed to be cursed. To make it seem a little better i booked the first class suite from Neuquen to Mendoza. After it was booked i went to the Dublin pub for a few beers in the sun.
It was another early start to catch my bus to Neuquen, and it seemed like i had been living on buses this last week, but as i would find out in the coming days, all this travel and problems was totally worth ...
Lost
... e à un bon rythme, notre chemin s'arrête, net. Un ébouli assez facile à monter semblait mener à un sommet. On s'est mis en route, et 30 minutes plus tard, nous étions sur une crête, avec une vue panoramique qui méritait nos 2h30 d'ascension. Il était alors possible de voir que nous étions sur le pic le plus bas de la crête, et on voyait le Mont Falkner, plus loin en continuant la crête. Pour moi, il était alors clair qu'on s'était trompé de chemin, puisqu'on était pas sur ...
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