Friday, March 4, 2011

On The Road Again

March finds me way south of the Mason-Dixon Line.  It's the end of summer in Chile, where my next trek begins.  The actual first stop is Rapa Nui, known as Easter Island, a territory belonging to Chile but located two time zones west of Santiago.  Four days in subtropical Polynesia, then on to a chillier itinerary: Patagonia and the southern tip of South America.



That trip will take me to Buenos Aires for a couple of days, then down to southern Chile for walks on glaciers, hiking in Andean national parks and several days cruising the Chilean fjords and Tierra del Fuego, around the tip of Cape Horn and the Strait of Magellan, more time to explore Buenos Aires and finally a flight farther north for a day each on the Argentinean and Brazilian sides of Iguassu Falls.  I anticipate lots of scenery.

Check this site for reflections and photos through the end of the month.  Previous travel blogs accessible by clicking the photo at right.

7 comments:

  1. Bon Voyage, Al! Looking forward to your travelogue.

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  2. ALI WHY YOU EANT TO LEAVE ME????? HAVE A GREAT SAFE TRIP!!! Love you
    Arl

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  3. The last time I saw such a criss-cross over multiple countries was when someone was trying to escape the Federal Witness Protection Program. Good luck with your new identity, Alphonse.
    mark

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  4. Al,

    Looking forward to your future comments on your trip. Sounds like a fabulous trip. Hope you are back in time to make your usual stellar contribution to the SB/EF Row. Keep the blogs coming.

    Ken J.

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  5. Hi Al,

    Another fabulous trip! Is this an OAT outing? Hope your fellow travelers are fun for you as you have always been for those of us who traveled with you to Egypt and Southeast Asia! Have a wonderful time. . I'm looking forward to following all the blogs.

    Hugs. . .Judith T.

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  6. Al:

    WOW! You really are having a wonderful time . . . and I wish I was there. Your blog is FANTASTIC. Enjoy! Vicki

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  7. NO TSUNAMI FOR YOU!! ARL

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