Long-time hiking buddy, Peter Groves, has produced a monumental work that documents our [intlink id=”998″ type=”post”]three weeks in Buenos Aires and Patagonia recently[/intlink]. It is liberally illustrated with his magnificent photos. I highly recommend a visit.
Peter’s not in the photo above because he took it… Left to right: Andre, Billa, Harald, Kelson, Xandra, Ralph, Elena, Claire.
A guide to the 18 pages of his site follows….
- Tales of Buenos Aires and attempted “muggings”
- Tourist tales of Buenos Aires and La Recoleta
- Down to Bariloche and the Lynch-Frey Trek – our “shake down” hike
- Stunning photos of Laguna Toncek
- Mixing with the hippies of El Bolsòn and hitting the Los Hitos Trail
- From Lago Puelo, across the Argentina-Chile border to Lago Las Rocas – very beautiful
- Of Chilean humour, footballing sheep and our first contact with Chilean farmers
- The road to Cochamó: trail’s end and ferries too
- The Chilean contrasts: Cochamó and Puerto Varas
- Welcome to the Chilean rainforest! Valle Cochamó
- The Refugio and conservation in the Cochamó Valley
- Mud, rain and trench warfare – the struggle to El Arco and beyond
- Paradise found: Lago Vidal Gormaz
- The farm at the end of the lake – Soto and Amelia’s piece of heaven
- Rio Torrentoso and Rio Manso
- Return to Argentina and eating dust on the professor’s bakkie
- Cycling the spectacular Chico Circuit in Bariloche
- The bus to BA and final thoughts.
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