We just posted the last 3 slide shows of our trip before we head back to the States this Monday (p.s. call and make dates with us cuz we miss you!) so take a look at them!
Lately, we've been talking about what our transition is going to be like re-entering the country after 6 months of this crazy adventure and, hopefully, we'll have a chance to write some of our thoughts down, so, until then...
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5. The teens working at the mall in trendy white outfits selling phones or something. We couldn't exactly figure out what they were selling.
4. The kid who washed our window at an intersection decked out in marijuana regalia.
3. The people who you pay when parking on the street. They wear vests and safari hats in La Serena.
2. School uniforms: the athletic wear and the formal "catholic" wear.
1. The folks on the side of the panamerican highway selling a specific kind of sweet and dressed in all white shaking a white pompom made from plastic bags.
24 October
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UPDATED ITENERARY for 2008 !!
26/12/07: we will be chillin at the beach side resort
01/01/08: welcome Gigi's parents to Chile!
03/01/08: head south with the parents for a 2 week trip, starting with Pucon then heading to Chiloe and then to Bariloche
14/01/08: Say goodbye to the parents and start our hiking!
15/01/08: hike the Nahuel Huapi Traverse
22/01/08: fly to El Calafate, Argentina
25/01/08: hike the Monte Fitz Roy in Parque Nacional Los Glaciares
01/02/08: hike the "W" in Torres del Paine
08/02/08: take a 3 day ferry trip from Puerto Natales to Puerto Montt and visit all the Patagonian archipelagos and the biggest glacier in the Americas
13/02/08: volunteer for a week at a WWOOFing farm near Puerto Montt
21/02/08: hike the Termas de Callao in Parque Nacional Vicente Perez Rosales & celebrate Gigi's birth with some remote hot springs!!
25/02/08: volunteer for a week at a WWOFing farm near Puerto Montt
03/03/08: free week
10/03/08: volunteer at the Kucera Family's WWOOFing Farm near Concepcion
17/03/08: head back north to Santiago to say our farewells
01/01/08: welcome Gigi's parents to Chile!
03/01/08: head south with the parents for a 2 week trip, starting with Pucon then heading to Chiloe and then to Bariloche
14/01/08: Say goodbye to the parents and start our hiking!
15/01/08: hike the Nahuel Huapi Traverse
22/01/08: fly to El Calafate, Argentina
25/01/08: hike the Monte Fitz Roy in Parque Nacional Los Glaciares
01/02/08: hike the "W" in Torres del Paine
08/02/08: take a 3 day ferry trip from Puerto Natales to Puerto Montt and visit all the Patagonian archipelagos and the biggest glacier in the Americas
13/02/08: volunteer for a week at a WWOOFing farm near Puerto Montt
21/02/08: hike the Termas de Callao in Parque Nacional Vicente Perez Rosales & celebrate Gigi's birth with some remote hot springs!!
25/02/08: volunteer for a week at a WWOFing farm near Puerto Montt
03/03/08: free week
10/03/08: volunteer at the Kucera Family's WWOOFing Farm near Concepcion
17/03/08: head back north to Santiago to say our farewells
TOP 10 LIST: FAVE BEACH SIGHTS
10. horses
9. paddle ball
8. soccer games
7. huge dead jellyfish
6. big ole slow pelicans
5. sunsets every night
4. happy dirty babies splashing in big holes of water
3. teenagers slinging sand like they're having a snowball fight
2. seals & sea lions!!
1. people digging for machas with their feet at sunset
01 March 2007
10. horses
9. paddle ball
8. soccer games
7. huge dead jellyfish
6. big ole slow pelicans
5. sunsets every night
4. happy dirty babies splashing in big holes of water
3. teenagers slinging sand like they're having a snowball fight
2. seals & sea lions!!
1. people digging for machas with their feet at sunset
01 March 2007
TOP 10 LIST: UNIFORMS
10. The apron vest worn by newspaper street sellers.
9. The aprons worn by waiters that are so wide they crossover in the back
8. The company fleece's.
7. The coveralls worn by construction workers on the road and trash pickerupers. They have reflective stripes on them.6. The varied aprons bought at the grocery store worn by nana's.
10. The apron vest worn by newspaper street sellers.
9. The aprons worn by waiters that are so wide they crossover in the back
8. The company fleece's.
7. The coveralls worn by construction workers on the road and trash pickerupers. They have reflective stripes on them.6. The varied aprons bought at the grocery store worn by nana's.
5. The teens working at the mall in trendy white outfits selling phones or something. We couldn't exactly figure out what they were selling.
4. The kid who washed our window at an intersection decked out in marijuana regalia.
3. The people who you pay when parking on the street. They wear vests and safari hats in La Serena.
2. School uniforms: the athletic wear and the formal "catholic" wear.
1. The folks on the side of the panamerican highway selling a specific kind of sweet and dressed in all white shaking a white pompom made from plastic bags.
24 October
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1 comment:
a melancholic image of you on the coast, paying homage prior to departure. just from these images and text you all have shared to give us a little window into your adventures i have a sense what a great trip it has all been. hats off! -n
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