Here is a link to Dave and Kel’s personal travel website where you can find Pictures of us (Dave, Kel, Eran, Paul and I) on the 3 day trek throuh Atacama desert and the Salt Flats of Uyuni in Bolivia with our guide Javier and his wife. Its a geocities website so the pictures might [...]
Chil贸e is a large island south of the small city of Puerto Montt, again settled predominantly by germans. We arrived to the island Monday after passing through Pto. Montt, and spent the afternoon walking around the town of Ancud, which was deliciously interesting. We spent a little time watching some crab-fishermen, who came [...]
Chil贸e is a large island south of the small city of Puerto Montt, again settled predominantly by germans. We arrived to the island Monday after passing through Pto. Montt, and spent the afternoon walking around the town of Ancud, which was deliciously interesting. We spent a little time watching some crab-fishermen, who came [...]
Puerto Varas was an interesting little town on the shores of Lake LLanquihue, with a couple of volcanoes in view around the other shores. It was a quite little German influenced town, and we spent Saturday and Sunday there, walking around the lake and the town just seeing the sights.
A little history on this [...]
Once again, quoting from Paul’s mass email:
Valdavia was an interesting town on an island of sorts in between three or four rivers. Back in 1960 there was a humongous earthquake, supposedly the largest in recorded history, registering a 9.5 on the Richter for three and a half minutes. The earthquake supposedly caused [...]
After a few days in Santiago with Tom we left on a night bus 11 hours to the famous Puc贸n in the Lake District of Chile. It is a very popular destination because its situated on the black sand banks of an excellent huge lake with the towering Volc谩n Villarrica not far away. It [...]
We left for Santiago, 6 hours away on Sunday and arrived and got picked up by tom in the Government van with diplomatic plates. It was pretty cool to say the least. We hung out that night and then monday morning, Tom had rented a car, so we hopped in along with his girlfriend Angelica [...]
We are lodged up in La Serena at a private little house in a nice neighborhood and a little old chilean lady named Gladyis is running it. She is quite cool and helpful and there are two Irish chicks, Catherine and Louise, staying at the house. At 8 pm we went to the Elque [...]
After the Salar de Uyuni… we pretty much traveled straight for 2 days to La Serena, Chile. We first had to travel in an old bumpy and dusty land cruiser back to the Chilean Border. We stopped over night in the middle of nowhere bolivia arriving in darkness around 10 pm, they fixed [...]
Man I slept horrible at the Hotel de Sal. The day before, there was just sooo much dust in the Land Cruiser that I really had a bad reaction to it… and had sinus blockage all night. Today was rough too…. and I’ve felt pretty horrible riding again, but it was worth it [...]
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