Guanaco death.
The endangered gaunaco is not designed for clearing fences and we saw at least 6 that had died trying to.
Blog: Southern Patagonia
Date: January 19th 2006
We took a very early morning flight from Santiago to Punte Arenas and a three-hour bus ride later we arrived bleary-eyed in the town of Puerto Natales. Disembarking from the bus we had to face the onslaught of accommodation touts waving their flyers in our faces and all shouting at once. Nicola found one offering a double room with an ensuite bathroom for 6,000 Pesos (12 US$) and we caught a ride ... read more
Date: January 19th 2006
We took a very early morning flight from Santiago to Punte Arenas and a three-hour bus ride later we arrived bleary-eyed in the town of Puerto Natales. Disembarking from the bus we had to face the onslaught of accommodation touts waving their flyers in our faces and all shouting at once. Nicola found one offering a double room with an ensuite bathroom for 6,000 Pesos (12 US$) and we caught a ride ... read more
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We are South Africans who have been living in London for 6 years. On our way back home we have decided to take a seven month detour via a couple of places we have always wanted to visit / would not get the opportunity to visit once settled in SA.
We love wildlife and the wilderness.
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