Chiloe
Chloe Writes: We couldn´t leave Chile without visiting at least one more place seeing as we had been there for so long. We decided on the island of Chiloe and a town called Castro. Castro is a quaint fishing harbour, well known for the palafitos (houses on stilts). We spent a couple of days wondering around and practicing our spanglish. Unfortunatly Chiloe is also known for the fact that is rains most of the time in winter. So after a short but sweet chill out it was on to Patagonia in southern Argentina and a total of about 50 hours on the bus to get there…. joy!!
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Old yellow church
View of the cemetery, it seems that the burials are over rather than under the ground
Shrine
Pink hotel
Pelican on a boat
Women knitting the many woolen products on sale in SA, were both going to look like Lama´s when we get home
Houses on a hill
Houses on Stilts
This is what the houses look like from the front
Church at night
Boat with a Chilean flag
One of our many buses on our way to Patagonia
View on the road with the mountains was spectacular
The second half of the journey was a view of nothing, boring!!
Sunset from the bus
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