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Experiencing Bad Luck When Traveling
A pair of sad looking hiking boots were ‘offered’ to the hiking Gods on the Camino de Santiago Trail in Spain I had seen those people before – the ones with the duct taped boots or better yet the...
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Trekking in Torres Del Paine with Ecocamp
Ecocamp’s unique domes blend into the environment in Torres del Paine There are a number of ways you can experience Torres Del Paine Park in Patagonia – from roughing it to luxury. I was there to hike...
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W is For…
The towers (torres) of Torres del Paine’s W trek The W trek is a 4 to 5 day trek in Torres Del Paine park covering approximately 50 miles. It’s the most popular route in the park and it’s named for...
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Kayaking Solitude in Torres Del Paine Patagonia
A pristine view of Torres Del Paine from the Serano River I can see it coming. My legs tense up as the kayak rocks from side to side. The wind is a full frontal assault trying it’s best to rip my hat...
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Illusive Cape Horn
Via Australis anchored in Patagonia It was 7AM, we all waiting in the lounge with our orange life jackets on, bundled in our warmest clothing listening for the announcement from the captain. The ship...
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Panoramic Patagonia
A perfect panoramic reflection of Torres del Paine Patagonia is a part of the world that is meant to seen in a super wide perspective. I spent a month in Patagonia and not a day went by where I...
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Mate Manners
Drinking mate has many traditions to be aware of The Cebador hands me the cuia, I pause for a moment and think about everything I have learned. I slowly extend my right hand looking him in the eyes...
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Experiencing Bad Luck When Traveling
A pair of sad looking hiking boots were ‘offered’ to the hiking Gods on the Camino de Santiago Trail in Spain I had seen those people before – the ones with the duct taped boots or better yet the...
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Trekking in Torres Del Paine with Ecocamp
Ecocamp’s unique domes blend into the environment in Torres del Paine There are a number of ways you can experience Torres Del Paine Park in Patagonia – from roughing it to luxury. I was there to hike...
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W is For…
The towers (torres) of Torres del Paine’s W trek The W trek is a 4 to 5 day trek in Torres Del Paine park covering approximately 50 miles. It’s the most popular route in the park and it’s named for the...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Kayaking Solitude in Torres Del Paine Patagonia
A pristine view of Torres Del Paine from the Serano River I can see it coming. My legs tense up as the kayak rocks from side to side. The wind is a full frontal assault trying it’s best to rip my hat...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Illusive Cape Horn
Via Australis anchored in Patagonia It was 7AM, we all waiting in the lounge with our orange life jackets on, bundled in our warmest clothing listening for the announcement from the captain. The ship...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Panoramic Patagonia
A perfect panoramic reflection of Torres del Paine Patagonia is a part of the world that is meant to seen in a super wide perspective. I spent a month in Patagonia and not a day went by where I didn’t...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Mate Manners
Drinking mate has many traditions to be aware of The Cebador hands me the cuia, I pause for a moment and think about everything I have learned. I slowly extend my right hand looking him in the eyes and...
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Three Ways To Experience Chilean Wine in Santiago
As we drove into the city of Santiago from the airport my mouth was agape. Santiago wasn’t at all what I was expecting. I was expecting Buenos Aires or Lima, but what I saw in front of me was a modern,...
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Luxurious adventures in the Atacama Desert
I walked down the long stone walkway, full of anticipation. The landscape was barren and dry, and the building in front of me was simple and brown blending in like camouflage. I felt like a giddy child...
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Northern Argentina and Chile Landscapes
Devil’s Desert I always wondered how Patagonia became Patagonia. The historical answer is that Magellan in 1520 used the word patagón to describe the Indians of the region. But more than just the...
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