Sometimes, it's the small things...

South America » Chile
April 1st 2015

Published: April 12th 2015

I will have to wait for the fog, the flying salt, the scattered sun, for the sea to breathe and breathe on me, because water is not just water, but a hazy intrusion, and the waves roll in the air like invisible horses. Pablo Neruda, 1904 – 1973. As Dave finished in Antarctica and Theresa finished in Northern Canada, one flew north and the other flew south. We met up at our thirteenth floor... Read Full Entry

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Theresa and Dave

Crannster

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Awesomeness

Valpo

One cerro (hill)

One community in Valpo

Kitty art

in Valpo

Nice Electrical Work!

Mural

in Valpo by famous artist, INTI

The Port

Valparaiso is Chile's most important port

Entire streets

filled with art. Valpo

Valpo Houses

Bathroom Supper

You gotta make supper somewhere. Tucuman, Argentina

Salta

A colonial city

Teleferico

The aerosilla (air chair) or teleferico in Salta, Argentina

Purmamarca

The desert rocks of Quebrada de Humahuaca

Purmamarca

The desert colours of Quebrada de Humahuaca

Walking his llama

Purmamarca

Mechanical Problems

At 4000 metres above sea level

The Provincial Boundary

Over 4000 metres above sea level and the boundry between Jujuy and Salta provinces of Argentina.

Iruya, Argentina

In an amazing setting

Iruya Valley

The dry valleys of Argentina's northwest

Pretty Iruya

A stunning place

The Road to Town

The final leg of the road to Iruya

Our Friend

In Iruya

14th April 2015

taracloud
Tara Cloud

Lovely journey!
You've just visited some of my favorite places--Valpo and Neruda's home(s), the multicolored Quebrada de Humahuaca and best of all friendly Iruya perched in the mountains with its infinite places to explore. Hope you keep running into friends and enjoying magical moments.

15th April 2015

Heather MacLeod
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Hey D & T: Great to hear from you! Loved the photos of the street art! Lots of inspiration there...

15th April 2015

D MJ Binkley
Dave and Merry Jo Binkley

Between Worlds
Loved your explanation of the world between where you've come from and where you are. Fantastic concept. As you say a poetry of comparison that does not last for long. The city full of art work, the streets are alive. Ineed the small things.

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