4 Months in a Nutshell - Patagonia & Falkland Islands
Being out there beats writing blogs by a long way, thus no detailed account of those 4 months of adventuring will be provided here in a hurry.
Rather, this condensed picture gallery shall give the interested viewers an overview.Dawn during ascending Mt Lonquimay
One of the many volcanic peaks
Tramping across extensive snow fields in Puyehue NP
Camping near the hotsprings
Brocken spectre - being holy for change!
Using those crampons and ice axes in Nahuel Huapi NP
Cruising from Puerto Montt to Puerto Natales
Lenticular clouds in Torres del Paine NP
A tiny fraction of the Southern ice field lies in front of us
Flamingos in a lagoon
Front of the Perito Moreno glacier
Pearly scattering effects in storm whipped clouds above Mt Fitzroy
The Fitzroy Range
Off the beaten track in front of Mt Fitzroy
Tierra del Fuego seen across the Magellanic Strait
At the Southern end of the American continent
Overnight stop in the Patagonian desert along the infamous Ruta 40
Nandu sprinting away from us
Establishing the Landrover density in Port Stanley, Falkland Islands
Inter-Island transport with FIGAS
Flightless Steamer Duck having a stroll on the pebbly beach on Sealion Island
A party of King Penguins is out beachcombing
Jackass Penguin
Idyllic beach in the South Atlantic, East Falkland
Camping in a rock bivvy at the Turkey Rocks, West Falkland
Stone runs
Meeting the majestic Blackbrowed Albatross, Saunders Island
Getting close to those Elephant Seals
Keeping an eye on the Turkey Vultures
One of the many volcanic peaks
Tramping across extensive snow fields in Puyehue NP
Camping near the hotsprings
Brocken spectre - being holy for change!
Using those crampons and ice axes in Nahuel Huapi NP
Cruising from Puerto Montt to Puerto Natales
Lenticular clouds in Torres del Paine NP
A tiny fraction of the Southern ice field lies in front of us
Flamingos in a lagoon
Front of the Perito Moreno glacier
Pearly scattering effects in storm whipped clouds above Mt Fitzroy
The Fitzroy Range
Off the beaten track in front of Mt Fitzroy
Tierra del Fuego seen across the Magellanic Strait
At the Southern end of the American continent
Overnight stop in the Patagonian desert along the infamous Ruta 40
Nandu sprinting away from us
Establishing the Landrover density in Port Stanley, Falkland Islands
Inter-Island transport with FIGAS
Flightless Steamer Duck having a stroll on the pebbly beach on Sealion Island
A party of King Penguins is out beachcombing
Jackass Penguin
Idyllic beach in the South Atlantic, East Falkland
Camping in a rock bivvy at the Turkey Rocks, West Falkland
Stone runs
Meeting the majestic Blackbrowed Albatross, Saunders Island
Getting close to those Elephant Seals
Keeping an eye on the Turkey Vultures
"All you've got to do is decide to go and the hardest part is over. So go!"
From: Argentina, The Lonely Planet, 2008
4 Comments:
Awesome pictures!
I hope you come back soon! (I would be _really_ offended if you don't post pictures of my place after a second trip!)
Bloody brilliant! Cheers!
Salut
Comment te contacter? J'aurai voulu des informations concernant les Malouines.
Hi,
I'd like to contact you regarding Falkland Islands
My email: sokomano@gmail.com
By the way, nice trip and great photos.
My wife and I did the trek from Hill Cove to Port Howard in three days in early 1987 - despite the fact that all the locals thought we were crazy. My own blog www.southernconetravel.com has quite a few entries on the Falklands, many more elsewhere in Argentine and Chilean Patagonia.
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