the pacific

September 24th 2005
Its a 5 hour flight across the southern pacific from Santiago to Easter Island, the most isolated inhabited spot on earth, home to hundreds of mysterious Moai statues and the birdman cult. On arrival at the airport (which has been upgraded to take emergency landings from the space shuttle but unfortunately was not needed whilst we were there!) we were met by Teresa our host from Cabañas Vianni ... read more

South America » Chile » Easter Island

Prior to the coming of the Spanish in the 16th century, northern Chile was under Inca rule while Araucanian Indians inhabited central and southern Chile; the latter were not completely subjugated until the early 1880s. Although Chile declared its ind... ... read more

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Simon Rogers

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Away in The Major Five years and five weeks ago we wandered wide eyed into the Heathrow arrivals hall in the manner of Hugh Grant in “Love Actually”, direct from Lima and our year out in South America to be met by Simon’s Dad - seee all our previous blogs. Bitten by the travel bug we had promised ourselves over numerous wine and steak dinners in the Southern Cone that life on the road was so good that we would aim for a “mini sabbatical” every 5 years or so to while away the ever increasing years until our retirements… Needless to say with work and the arrival of twin boys... full info

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