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April 5th 2007
Published: August 8th 2007
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By way of San Francisco, my flight left Los Angeles for Santiago at 1pm. The flight was pleasant, I had 2 empty seats next to me, a clear window seat and the hottest flight attendant at my service. And these were Chilenas, serving free alcohol courtesy of one of the best airlines, LAN Chile. After a brief stop in Peru, the before sunrise arrival to Santiago passed well. The flight to Punta Arenas ... Read Full Entry



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Stephen Paul
Stephen Paul
I grew up in a small town. I went to Uni. I started taking pictures afterwards in 2000. Several cross country road trips and 3 summers in the Sierra Nevada forced me to fall in love with the outdoors. In 2004 I began working full time, taking advantage of every free weekend and holiday while liquidating my yearly vacation for bigger trips to other countries. I especially love conifer forests and alpine mountains. I'm currently taking pictures of Kids and Models, check out my Facebook page for details! [url=ht... full info
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It was like October for us in the Northern HemisphereIt was like October for us in the Northern Hemisphere
It was like October for us in the Northern Hemisphere
Snowstorm IcingSnowstorm Icing
Snowstorm Icing
Patagonia Desert, near Cerro CastilloPatagonia Desert, near Cerro Castillo
Patagonia Desert, near Cerro Castillo
Mature Lengas(Nothofagus pumilio)Mature Lengas(Nothofagus pumilio)
Mature Lengas(Nothofagus pumilio)
it may look small, but its perfect for a spiritit may look small, but its perfect for a spirit
it may look small, but its perfect for a spirit
Hopefully these km of forest will never dissappearHopefully these km of forest will never dissappear
Hopefully these km of forest will never dissappear
near Cerro Castillonear Cerro Castillo
near Cerro Castillo
The Road to Cueva MilodonThe Road to Cueva Milodon
The Road to Cueva Milodon
Fallen GiantFallen Giant
Fallen Giant
The New Paved road to Cerro Castillo!The New Paved road to Cerro Castillo!
The New Paved road to Cerro Castillo!
construction is still active, please slow down
A Church Without PewsA Church Without Pews
A Church Without Pews
many many many kilometersmany many many kilometers
many many many kilometers



4th May 2007

BlackManx
Amy Hall

magnificent
just beautiful!!! very impressed, and jealous of all the open space!! go to japan and take some pictures for me please.
13th October 2007

ciotog og
Sophie

Just stumbled across your blog, great pictures!!
19th October 2007

Stephen Paul
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Thanks Sophie!
I love all your South America blogs, you take some great pictures yourself!!
25th January 2009

golfkat
Gerry Kataoka

Thank you
Kudos for your great article, as I enjoyed it immensely. How were the roads? And did you naviate okay with or without Spanish? And what about chains for the car, and cold weather gear for you? Healthy food available? Thanks, Gerry

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