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Phil Vinter and Sophie Cross are a couple of journalists taking a little jaunt through Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and anywhere else the wind takes them!
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The Hands of Time
It’s a spooky sight. The coloured handprints creep out from the darkness and upwards, along a large gallery of rock, as if trying to claw their way out of history. We have driven 40 minutes outside of the small, lakeside town … Continue reading
Posted in Argentina, cueva de las manos, Los Antiguos
Tagged Argentina, art, caves, cherries, cueva de las manos, hands, Los Antiguos, paintings, Patagonia, Route 40, tribes
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The giant-sized iced gems of Perito Moreno
Tinged with grit and dirt it looks like the browned topping of a lemon meringue pie, a million giant-sized white iced gems clawing skywards. Crammed into a catamaran, we rise to our tiptoes to get a first glimpse of the … Continue reading
A Welsh tea and a march with the penguins in Patagonia
Before we came away, I was given a brilliant book of Traveller’s Tales including one by Don George called “The Culinary Chaos Principle”. In it he describes his fond love of turning up at a restaurant abroad and ordering crazy-sounding … Continue reading
Posted in Argentina, Patagonia
Tagged Argentina, Culinary Chaos Principle, Don George, Gaiman, Patagonia, penguin, Puerto Madryn, tea, Welsh
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