December 09, 2004
Day 63: Last day in Argentina
Tomorrow morning, I am hopping onto a bus for a 14 hour drive to San Pedro de Atacama, so I'm taking it easy today....Read this update
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Day 62: Cafayate
I had to get up at six and when I got down to breakfast, it consisted of crackers and cornflakes. Hmmm....Read this update
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Day 61: Salta
The bus was very busy, but I managed to sleep in fits and starts. At about 8 in the morning, the countryside around Salta rolled into view, with green hills and huge cloud formations carrying more rain....Read this update
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Day 60: Che pilgrimage
The trip to Alta Gracia, where Che spend part of his childhood, turned out to be a bit less straightforward than I expected....Read this update
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December 06, 2004
Day 59: Where is everybody?
Well, as lively as Córdoba was on Saturday evening, as dead was it this Sunday morning....Read this update
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December 05, 2004
Day 58: All by myself
In the morning, I got up a bit later than planned and had a quick breakfast. I said my goodbyes to Dave, Clive, Jeff and Isabel (again) and Duncan and hopped into a taxi to the Terminal de Omnibus....Read this update
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December 04, 2004
Day 57: Final JLA day
I woke up around seven, which was way too early, but managed to sleep until 11. I didn't really feel like going out and go sightseeing, so I went shopping instead....Read this update
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December 03, 2004
Day 56: It's all about love
It was hard to get out of bed as it was really comfy, but we were going on the Buenos Aires city tour, which was a bit pants, to be honest....Read this update
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Still day 55: Buenos Aires
I read my book for a little in the hotel. Three days in Ushuaia is a little bit too long, even though I really enjoyed it. But it was time to leave the end of the world for something a...Read this update
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December 01, 2004
Day 55: More moustaches
Today, Heather and I had arranged to go horseriding, and there were two other people from Hungary, Danny and Lisa (which is not exactly right but close enough)....Read this update
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Day 54: Beagle Channel
I didn't get up until eleven, which is the first time on this trip! I walked around town and wrote some more postcards, and I had lunch in Bar de la Ezquina, which has huge sandwiches....Read this update
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Day 53: NP Lapataia
Marcelo and Manolo came to pick us up at nine, and we drove to the national park surrounding Ushuaia....Read this update
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November 30, 2004
Day 52: It's the end of the world as we know it
At 5.30 in the morning, I am not really human. But I had to get on the bus which was to take us back to El Calafate, to jump on the plane to Ushuaia....Read this update
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November 28, 2004
Day 51: Fitzroy
Today was another big walk and we were all worried about the weather, but when we woke up, there was a bright blue sky....Read this update
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Day 50: El Chaltén
We had to get up really early to catch the 7.30 bus from El Calafate to El Chaltén, which is a town in the middle of the Fitzroy NP....Read this update
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November 26, 2004
Day 49: Perito Moreno Glacier
There were quite a few people not looking their best this morning, and Duncan even missed the bus (he was staying in another hotel) so he had to catch up. He'll never hear the end of that one......Read this update
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November 24, 2004
Day 48: El Calafate
We crossed the Chilean-Argentinian border without incident and spent six hours on the bus, driving through a lot of nothingness in Argentinian Patagonia. We did see one stray Nandú, which is like a type of ostrich....Read this update
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