Cerro Torre after sunset

near the first night's camp

February 24th 2006
The good news were that the track to Fitzroy (highest mountain in Southern Patagonia) in Parque Nacional Los Glaciares wasn´t half as tough as Torres del Paine AND there wasn´t as much commercial shit (excuse my frensh - in Torres there were MINIMARKETS at some campgrounds! Come on, what´s that?? Wilderness???) AND it was only a 3 days track!! Which meant there was no need to carry a bag that w ... read more

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Following independence from Spain in 1816, Argentina experienced periods of internal political conflict between conservatives and liberals and between civilian and military factions. After World War II, a long period of Peronist authoritarian rule an... ... read more

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Some people say I´m crazy, but what´s crazy?? I guess I am not the typical Backpacker as far as what I do and what I don´t do when I travel is concerned. The big thing for me is nature AND this trip is not only to see what´s around me but to see what´s inside me as well (adds an interesting note to it:-). Thing is also that I´m one of those travellers that find it really hard to sit INSIDE a bus looking out. I just have to be smack bang in the middle of all the beautiful places on this amazing planet. Visiting cities is easy. But how visit nature? How get around if not in a bus or a ... full info

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