Chacabuco Wild Fire
We just received a note from another traveller about a wild fire in Valle de Chacabuco, a place we visited … Continue reading Chacabuco Wild Fire
Month: March 2014
The Torture Eventually Stops
The bicycles have taken an incredible pounding. We had no idea they could take the kind of abuse they’ve received … Continue reading The Torture Eventually Stops
A Turquoise Ribbon
At first glance, the landscape north of Cochrane is not of the same eye-popping quality as the glacier-clad mountains and … Continue reading A Turquoise Ribbon
Cycling South America on a Shoestring
We reunited a few days ago with Brian Musallo and we’re slowly making our way north. In a few days, … Continue reading Cycling South America on a Shoestring
A Quarter Cow and a Lame Dog
We arrived in Villa O’Higgins after sunset following a three-hour boat ride. We set up camp at El Mosco Hostel … Continue reading A Quarter Cow and a Lame Dog
Hiking with Bicycles
Our next leg of the journey north required a bit of preparation as we were heading into no-man’s land north … Continue reading Hiking with Bicycles
Such a Difference the Wind Can Make
You can’t see the wind unless it touches something. In Patagonia, the wind touches everything. It is a rare day … Continue reading Such a Difference the Wind Can Make
Into the Wind
We spent another day in Puerto Natales to hang out with friends and fellow travellers. Here is our cast of … Continue reading Into the Wind
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