Cachagua, sos un zorro!

Being too keen on having arrived at Cachagua beach i just had to go to the part where the waves were the highest. After some time i got tired and a lifeguard blew in his whistle like crazy to give me a signal that this part of the ocean wasn't allowed for swimming. Since i couldn't manage to leave that place(i don't even have an explanation for that, guess i was too tired) i waved to the lifeguard to jump in and get me out. But he just kept blowing in his whistle like crazy ;-), could also be he waved back at me, but i don't really remember. Anyway after some time he eventually helped me out of this situation, for him it was quite easy. I also think he was quite happy to have helped me out, since i think i was the only one ever, that needed some help and i wasn't even drunk ;-) funny situation. I would have loved to have had a picture taken by somebody of me in that situation half drowning, since you don't very often get to be in a situation like that ;-)

Argentinos en Rocamar

So that for the next couple of days i prefered lying in the sun and building sandcastles with 5 year old boys and girls ;-)

Pacific coast

Sunset 1

Sunset 2