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Published: November 16th 2006
After a rubbish night's sleep in a gale, we woke to the sound of the large group of Germans next door efficiently dismantling their tents. It had snowed higher up overnight, which completely changed the look of the landscape. The visibility up the mountain looked terrible which made us glad we'd chanded our plans - we'd initially planned our Torres del Paine viewing for today.
There wasn't much to do so we packed up and opted against the shuttle bus and instead walked to the bus stop at the park's entrance. Within a couple of hours we were back in the (relative) civilization of Puerto Natales. We dropped off our rented equipment, took some very dirty clothes to the appreciative laundrette and returned to the 'Golden Dragon' for another very welcome Chinese meal.
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Alan
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Its been cold , rainy and thats not just in SA
Well hello to the both of you, thought it was about time I dropped a line. Looks like you are having an amazing trip and the blog is fun and interesting to read. Keep on rockin