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South America » Argentina » Santa Cruz » Río Gallegos
February 8th 2018
Published: February 15th 2018
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I am lucky enough to have family at the southernmost point of the continent. After saying goodbye to Marty (who would continue his ride up the Argentine coast, back to Santiago to see his son) and Rob (who was flying back to Calgary) I took the bus to Rio Gallegos. My uncle John Blake and aunt Monica have lived in the Falkland Islands and Patagonia for over 50 years, running sheep farms. They even... Read Full Entry



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Low tide at the cliff just down from the Farm HouseLow tide at the cliff just down from the Farm House
Low tide at the cliff just down from the Farm House

This is where dinosaur fossils have been found.
Glyptodon fossilGlyptodon fossil
Glyptodon fossil

Found on the farm. The Glyptodon was an armadillo type dinosaur the size of a VW Beetle,
Striped BitternStriped Bittern
Striped Bittern

Also known as the Bruja
The old oak treeThe old oak tree
The old oak tree

In the constant Patagonian breeze



15th February 2018

Amazing photos
What a fascinating and insightful group of photos. I feel like I know this place just from seeing these and reading your descriptions. I've really enjoyed following this adventure; thanks for sharing it with us Jim.

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