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It gets tougher! We've completed another 144 miles since last we posted to this site and have experienced some of the worst conditions to date. The main problem has been the ferocious headwinds that seem to dominate these parts and make the apparent ...
... blue sign which says "Malvinas son Argentinas" which John translates into English to read "the Falklands are Argentinian". Obviously Argentina still holds claim to the islands which it tried to annexe in 1982, and lost embarrasingly to the British. ...
Alex: El Calafate's major draw is its proximity to the Moreno Glacier, which we were here to see, but it is also a pleasant enough place in itself. We spent our first day in the town just hanging around and chilling out as we don't seem to have stopped ...
... and wind-swept scenery stretches out as far as the eye can see. And it's cold. El Calafate, on the shore of Lake Argentina, is the town from which to visit the famous 30km-long Perito Moreno Glacier. From a distance, the glacier looks like it's made ...
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Bonita (Brazil) to Buenos Aires... best route of travel, places to stop?
Posted on Feb 14, 2008, 15:41:49
... your best to fly to La Paz so you don't have to retrace your earlier trip. From there, your choice of travelling to Cochabamba, Santa Cruz and then cross the northern Chaco on the "Tren de la Muerte" is a sound idea. This will bring you to ...
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Bonita (Brazil) to Buenos Aires... best route of travel, places to stop?
Posted on Feb 10, 2008, 21:37:48
... your best to fly to La Paz so you don't have to retrace your earlier trip. From there, your choice of travelling to Cochabamba, Santa Cruz and then cross the northern Chaco on the "Tren de la Muerte" is a sound idea. This will bring you to ...
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Bonita (Brazil) to Buenos Aires... best route of travel, places to stop?
Posted on Feb 8, 2008, 18:21:51
... however then i want to go back down to patagonia but i want to go a dif route.... i am going to go from bolivia to santa cruz and into brazil the pampas continueing through until i get to bonita..... Now from bonita I want to get to buenos aires. I am ...
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Bonita (Brazil) to Buenos Aires... best route of travel, places to stop?
Posted on Feb 9, 2008, 10:33:02
... paz... or just fly from quito depending on flght availabilty and prices... From la paz ill continue by bus with stops in cochambamba, Santa Cruz, San Jose de Chiquitos, cross into the pantanal in brazil and go down to bonita... This is where I am stuck... ...
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