 | Trelew, Argentina |
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... to kick in and when it does where better to go than Wales? So, that is exactly where we went, well, near enough, Welsh Argentina. The area we have been in was originally occupied by Welsh settlers as you can tell by the names of the towns (Puerto Madryn, ...
... , and who wants to see the best of what both countries have to offer, will end up crossing over the Chile-Argentina border several times, either that or end up severely back tracking. We're on our 5th crossing of this border ...
... 1840s, again, something in the water during this period of time, and the Welsh are sick of English persecution. They apply to Argentina for land in Patagonia and are granted some. 150 Welsh sail over and start another little corner of Wales, right her. We ...
... linen trousers. Unfortunately our time with the three of them has come to an end as we head back up to Buenos Aires tomorrow while they continue south to the clodest part of Argentina where I´m sure white linen trousers will really come into their own!
Fontana 140, Trelew, Province of Chubut, Patagonia, Argentina
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two week itinerary
Posted on Jan 28, 2008, 10:48:16
... fares and prices. (in Spanish) 8 EFE - visit glacier 9 EFE - REL - bus or taxi to Puerto Madryn 10 Visit penguins at Punta Tombo 11 Visit Sea Elephants and whales at Valdes Peninsula 12 Bus or taxi to Trelew, then REL-BUE-USA Hope this helps Martin
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Opinions about living in Chile
Posted on Oct 26, 2009, 14:37:07
I never visited Chile, but I visited Argentina and I think that is more beautiful. Argentina's very big than Chile, and has Buenos Aires (with buldigns of Bell Époque (French Time), German towns, and the south's English (Ushuaia, where died Butch ...
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Lonely Planet Colombia writer never set foot in the country...
Posted on Apr 16, 2008, 09:31:07
That reminds me of a restaurant they recommended in Trelew (Argentina) where it stated that the Italian food was great for low prices. Good until then, but suddenly they added "very interesting artwork on the walls". No exagerration the ...
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Lonely Planet Colombia writer never set foot in the country...
Posted on Apr 15, 2008, 19:46:17
... they are obviously just receiving e-mails from people and sticking comments in. That reminds me of a restaurant they recommended in Trelew (Argentina) where it stated that the Italian food was great for low prices. Good until then, but suddenly they added ...
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