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These pics are from the southernmost city in the world, Ushuaia, Argentina. Also referred to as Tierra del Fuego (the Argentine province it is a part of). I froze. Fortunately, I had also frozen the day before in Punta Arenas, Chile, so I picked up this lovely handwoven wool ear sock at a local market for only 1000 pesos. The climate here is referred to as "maritime subarctic." I only wish I would have read that before leaving the states, perhaps I would have thought to bring a coat? So ... this is me with 5 layers. We also got to check out the Beagle Channel wildlife here via catamaran. Little known fact: Ushuaia is the last stop on the Pan-American Highway. Left taken by bam; center, right by blm. PS--We'll have way more pix to come once we get through them all. We're still gettin' back into the swing of things.
2 Reader Comments :
What an amazing trip! I am incredibly jealous. Punta Arenas was part of my mission... And to think, it's summer down there and it's still that cold!
By the way, I think your next traveling adventure should include the North Carolina coast...maybe in March? :)
YAY! Welcome home. I have to admit that i am a little jealous & not of the weather.
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