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Published: April 13th 2012
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When staying on the fringes of Los Glaciares National Park and contemplating a 4-day trek the next week, you can do one of two things: rest up, or warm up. Jo did the former; I did the latter. On my own. For a blissful and fantastically scenic, and gratifyingly energetic, eight hours.
Welcome to El Chalten, gateway to the northern side of this dramatic national park in Argentine Patagonia.
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Paul Moody
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Hi Elizabeth! Just sitting infront of the woodburner on a clear but cold Devon evening. Just read your blogs of traveling down furthest south i suppose you can go in the world before the Antartic. Well its made me feel colder than i am here but really inspired to follow your footsteps and explore that region. I have always promised myself that i would travel to that part of the world and now shall make plans for next year. I have been doing a lot of landscape photography lately and that looks and sounds like a stunning area to take some serious pictures of, and very differant to other mountain areas i have been to before. I really felt for you on the last bit of the long day trek and you couldnt see the town!! Yeah have done that one a few times before. At least no Yetis to worry about!! Look forward to your next one. Take care. Adios Paul