Whales, Penguins and the Welsh in Patagonia

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December 7th 2009

Published: December 7th 2009

Before leaving home my knowledge of Patagonia was limited to the fact that they spoke Welsh there. The image I had of it was some kind of mini Wales in the middle of Argentina. This is not at all accurate. Patagonia takes up almost half of Argentina and the Welsh speakers are concentrated in a couple of small towns. Our first stop was a town called Peurto Madryn. Upon arrival Valentina was im... Read Full Entry

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11th December 2009

Ash
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I went there!
I went to Puerto Madryn haha, these are the best pictures yet, the one of the whale's tail is amazing! and also the one of Dan looking a bit like a commy is good too.

13th December 2009

peter
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see you soon
Loveley to hear alls been good, i Can't wait to be in japan see you there! Dadxxx

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