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Some cool vintage travel posters in our hostel in Buenos Aires.
Home sweet home!
Some really, really good yogurt I wish they sold in the...
Doing a little shopping on Avendida Florida. We were...
Buenos Aires ice cream and gelato is famously good. ...
I was very excited about this ice cream. The best type...
Homer Simpson poster spotted on Calle Florida.
Jay and I go to see the Pink Palace of Evita fame.
Pink palace up close. Sadly not open to the public as it...
Cool statue in the light.
Guards of the Casa Rosada.
It was a hot afternoon.
Jay taking a breather in the afternoon heat.
Sadly don't remember who this guy was. West of the Casa Rosada.
Jay and I spent the twilight hours roaming the...
Simpsons garden gnomes! There were so many interesting...
Che Guevara chucks. Nice.
Havana Club rum. Not going to find that in the States.
Dead animal parts in a market in San Telmo.
Church in San Telmo.
Jay looking at a church in San Telmo.
Just looked like a yummy cafeteria.
Imprisoned poodle. Spotted in San Telmo.
Typical Buenos Aires street scene. Rough around the...
Hanging out near the Obelisco on Avendida 26 de Mayo,...
Cute Reebok commercial featuring a play on Buenos Aires gelato.
Jay hanging out by the obelisco.
The obelisco at night.
John in front of the obelisco at night.
Dinner at a vegetarian organic restaurant in Palermo. ...
Elevator shaft in our hostel.
Jay, on the streets of Buenos Aires.
Jay, hanging out in the Buenos Aires subway, one of the...
Jay in the Buenos Aires subway.
Jay at the Evita museum in Buenos Aires' exclusive...
I really liked this pantry in the Evita museum.
Everything is labeled, even Yerba, for Yerba Mate, the...
Photograph of refrigerators being built in a factory in...
Jay and I get lunch after a long morning of museum-ing.
Close up of our pie. Really decent pizza.
And next we went to go get ice cream.
Who would have thought Blockbuster would be a thing, in...
Ice cream at Persicco.
Jay, in sweet rapture.
Jay had actually said he didn't want ice cream before we...
Yay for creamy sugary treats made from dulce.
Uh oh I hope it's not getting in my beard!
Ingenious! Persicco even installed sinks along one wall...
Ice cream delivery scooters. Apparently if you want an...
Bizarre Biblioteca Nacional de la República Argentina...
The feeling of disrepair at the library was made to feel...
Snack time!
This guy doesn't look like he misses many meals!
Next stop was the Cementerio de la Recoleta, an amazing...
Strange to see so many well kept up mausoleums as well...
Jay surveying the surroundings at Cementerio de la Recoleta.
Creepy glass window covered with cobwebs on the front...
Cemeteries are creepy!
Self portrait in a mirror of a mausoleum.
There were lots of creepy spooky photograph opportunities here.
Pretty fancy!
Yep, there are dead people inside those. Way creepier...
Jay, wandering the grounds.
Architecturally, this cemetery was a bit of a hodgepodge.
Jay, looking at some dead people.
I think Jay liked this particular mausoleum.
The symbolism is overwhelming.
Many of the grave sites had fallen into disrepair.
Crazy wrought iron wreath.
Jay photographing something or another.
Pretty great bronze door.
This guy had an even better beard than me!
I wonder what the blue glass is for.
This translates as "I shall not completely die" and is...
Stairs with dead people at the bottom.
A lot of the mausoleums were just fasçades with nothing...
Lots of coffins.
Cool window shape.
Jay, taking a breather, with Buenos Aires' Recoleto in...
Some mausoleums even had wildflowers growing out of...
This place was big. At this point, we wanted to just...
This crumbling tenement seemed out of place in this...
Finally we find Evita's grave. Not surprisingly it was...
Close up of several of the plaques on Evita's mausoleum....
Another cool skull and crossbones, or cross half-bones.
Crowd milling around Evita's grave.
Neat cypress trees, that symbolize the spirit rising to...
Very Tim Burton-esque statue.
Jay, taking a breather. We've seen about as much as we...
Neat statues.
This was a fun place to take pictures. It would have...
Another cool view of these same statues.
More rows of graves.
After leaving the cemetery, Jay and I took a long walk...
Next we passed by this enormous sculpture called...
Wow, my beard used to be so big.
Floralis Genérica as we start to lose sunlight. ...
Funny looking tropical bird sitting on the edge of...
Bird flying around in the giant flower.
If you look closely, you can see our reflection in...
Jay and I walked by Canal Siete (Channel 7) one of the...
Finally, we arrived at MALBA. Outside MALBA was a neat...
Some non-latin American art in MALBA. Picture...
Flash forward to 3am or so that same night: after a nap,...
John and Jay with the Buenos Aires school teachers that...
Jay and I had planned to stay until things wound down...
Even turning on the fluorescent lights didn't help to...
This couple was very talented, and good looking.
After hailing a cab back to our hostel and getting a...
Not to be defeated by the rain, we ducked into a Havanna...
Cue sad trombone tone. Patagonia is ony open from 10-1...
It was a rainy, rainy afternoon.
More pictures of Jay in the rain.
Here was a memorial to the Fauklands War with the U.K....
Some tower near the Retiro train station, that was...
Jay and I were both about to fall on our noses from...
And enjoy he did.
Jay looks hungry!
A couple seated near us ordered a parrillada para dos,...
Jay doesn't like onions so this was my doing only. Wow,...
Buenos Aires washed bright and shiny by the rain.
Boarding our flight to Ushuaia. It's a 4+ hour flight...
It was a brand new good looking Boeing 737.
Jay and I settle into our beautiful brand-new...
Looking at the mineral rich rivers flowing from the...
The El Calafate airport. Hopelessly inadequate...
Taking off from El Calafate passing Lago Argentina,...
Cerro Fitz Roy rears it's 11,000 foot head from over 200...
Lago Argentino is huge. A week later, our drive to El...
The color of Lago Argentino was amazing, especially...
Flying south to Tierra Del Fuego, we were greeted with...
Tierra Del Fuego looks like a mountaineering and skiing...
Making our approach to the sleepy, southernmost city in...
The Beagle Channel, supposedly where Darwin piloted the...
Turning around at the end of the runway in Ushuaia.
The Ushuaia (USH) airport with an impressive looking...
Jay and I settle into our temporary bunks at La Posta...
Lots of games of pickup soccer... these guys were good.
A lot of German influence in the architecture here.
We happened upon a high school graduation parade,...
We happened upon a high school graduation parade,...
Jay in Ushuaia.
Pretty great Sphynx. It's even missing the nose.
Run-aground ship in Ushuaia's harbor.
Local beer, called Beagle, as in Darwin's boat and the...
Here comes the yellow submarine! Complete with singing...
Jay and I got a pretty good vantage point from a raised...
Pretty good command of English to be able to use puns,...
Had this been a few months later I would have guessed...
Here come the king and queen sea creature, I guess.
A steam ship was one of the more elaborate and...
Steam ship flying the Argentian colors.
Earth water fire?
I think this is supposed to represent famous monuments...
After we had had enough (and were freezing) we ducked...
The next day, Jay and I signed up for a boat tour which...
Aboard our rather luxurious motor-catamaran.
It was pretty windy and cold on the deck of our boat.
Lots of wildlife to look at. I think these were either...
Island of king cormorants, which basically look like...
Nesting king cormorants.
More nesting king cormorants.
Jay warming up inside our boat's cabin.
Alpha male sea lion protecting his harem from our boat.
Lighthouse near Ushuaia which was quite picturesque.
Jay trying to stay warm.
Another shot of the lighthouse.
A Chilean naval ship. The land in the background is...
Magellanic penguins!
They were really cute, and only a little ridiculous...
Penguins on the beach.
Magellanic penguin.
Jay with a penguin in the background.
Penguin swimming (can you see him at the left of the photo?).
Tourists with penguins, who seemed to be involved in...
Pretty range of mountains behind Ushuaia on our ride back.
The S.S. National Geographic or somesuch. I think this...
Interesting architecture in Ushuaia.
The water here is cold enough that apparently...
The staff getting ready to let people off the boat.
Jay being careful not to fall into the Beagle Channel and freeze.
Jay with a bust of Eva Peron.
John and Eva Peron.
Jay and John hiking up a ski run at Ushuaia's only...
Jay catching snowflakes.
No worries, it's not dandruff. Jay with snow in his hair.
I wish I remember what Jay was doing here. Walk like an...
Apparently we weren't supposed to go past this sign...
Pretty scenery, but not the crevassed, craggy scape we expected.
Jay hiking up the Martial Glacier. Good thing we have...
Jay and John at the highest point we hiked to.
Hiking back down in the soft snow was fun. Good thing...
Apparently they are big fans of Fernet in Argentina. Cool!
Happy birthday Jay! Spent in Parque Nacional Tierra Del Fuego.
Jay walking down to where our hike would start. The bus...
Mussels on the beach! Not to be eaten. A) It's a...
The mussels do look delicious though!
John eating some lunch on the beach at the start of our hike.
Hiking along the shore in a short wooded section. The...
Beds of mussels and limpets growing by the shore.
Mussels and limpets close up.
Mussels underwater. Some look to be open slightly. ...
Jay surveying the beagle channel as we make ourselves...
Jay with the Beagle Channel in the background.
A meadow-y section of the hike.
Weird bulbous growths on the branches and roots of trees...
Jay, looking out at the ocean.
Jay with a tall mountain in the background.
It was very, very pretty here. Check out how clear the water is.
Blue water, green land, white snow.
Very clear water.
More mussel beds from underwater.
Jay, looking at some mussel beds.
Lots and lots of underwater mussels.
What scenery!
Wild horses. I thought so, though I guess Jay made the...
Some funny looking geese.
Hello, horsey.
Jay ponderin' the yonder.
Mangy looking animals. They seemed pretty tame though.
Jay, looking at the horses I think.
Bright green sea grasses!
More mussels. I had fun taking these underwater shots.
Mysterious bone from some unknown beast.
I think this was called a fire bush and we saw these...
So apparently at one point European settlers introduced...
Jay hiking on his birthday.
Jay, as we were exploring a little spit of land where a...
Jay and John portrait.
Aforementioned raptor looking for more food.
Kinda looks like a chicken hawk or something.
Yummy meal for the raptor.
Jay surveying a beach.
Very pretty light forested section toward the end of our...
Hiking through some swampy parts, probably caused by beaver dams.
Washing the salt off our hiking boots by a small footbridge.
Beautiful boggy swamp.
This time without the trees to frame it.
Probably also caused by some busy beavers.
Very glad there was a boardwalk. Very swampy.
Jay checking out a 5,000 foot mountain. We're basically...
Another rascally rabbit.
The southern terminus of "Ruta 3" which, under various...
Picking up Jay's birthday cake at the local sweet shop...
Jay cutting up some birthday cake.
¡Feliz cumpleaños a Jay!
I was particularly proud of having used my very basic...
The cake was a dulce de leche / tres leches cake with...
We made a piece for Christian Alejandro Flores (what a...
Jay photographing the cake.
John and Jay getting a lesson from Lucas (not pictured)...
Dad, if you're ever in Ushuaia, you should check out the...
A machine that makes patches. A cottage industry, literally.
A boat made entirely of chocolate!
The hat that Jay will regret not purchasing for the rest...
You really regret the things you don't do, rather than...
Fuegian Lamb: It's what's for dinner.
Medieval torture device or dinner?
Jay at dinner after a long day of trip planning.
The yerba mate calabaza Jay and I bought in Montevideo, Uruguay.
Our little youth hostel, on the outskirts of town.
Jay and the Gordon fisherman guy, or someone who looks like him.
After we landed in El Calafate, we were worried we would...
Turns out a lot of Patagonia is a lot of nothing. Very...
Crossing one of the rivers flowing from Lago Argentino.
Stopping the bus to check out a giant ice berg that had...
Pretty grizzly self portrait.
Llamas!
We stopped at a cafe along the way (literally the only...
Getting closer to El Chaltén. Seeing Cerro Torre and...
Sunset over the Andes during the drive to El Chaltén.
So long sun...
Cerro Torre (left) and Fitzroy (right) on an...
Looking out the front window of our shuttle bus as we...
Cerro Torre and Cerro Fitzroy. Patagonia logo, I think....
View out the window of our 50 peso per night hostel...
Jay, ready to conquer the mountain.
Walking through the sleepy streets of El Chaltén.
Cool old army van with the Fitz looming in the background.
Leaving the little frontier town of El Chaltén behind...
Jay passing some backpackers as we start the our hike...
Jay starting the hike to Cerro Torre.
Looking down on the river that flows from the Cerro...
First view of Cerro Torre, literally tower mountain. A...
Cerro Torre and Cerro Fitzroy in one view.
Playing around with the wide format option on my camera....
Cerro Torre, widescreen edition.
John with Cerro Torre and Cerro Fitzroy, self portrait.
Trying to do a timed self-portrait, I believe.
Neat looking dead tree.
Jay coming up the path. Poor Jay, I don't think he was...
Watching television Patagonia style... Patagoniavision.
Seriously the most beautiful mountain I have ever seen. ...
John with the whole landscape behind him.
John, in paradise.
Closeup.
Jay hiking toward Cerro Torre. At this point, I don't...
Jay with Cerro Torre in the background.
Having a good day out.
Cerro Torre post card shot. I never get sick of looking...
These UFO-like clouds are formed by very high winds,...
It should have been about this point we should be...
Jay and UFO clouds.
Hiking through a bucolic little forest section.
Walking down some steps to a small stream crossing.
Gray glacial fed mineral rich water flowing from the...
Jay saying hi.
At this point it got extremely windy so Jay and I took a...
As we rounded the corner for our final close-up view of...
Cerro Torre's glacier (at left) but besides that mostly...
Jay next to the Cerro Torre lake.
Bird held motionless in the air above us by the strong...
Bird suspended in air.
Jay hiking up an exposed ridge line to get a better view...
Wow it was windy and cold!
Cerro Torre glacier, up close.
Self-portrait at my designated turnaround time (Jay took...
Jay hiking back down.
Chunks of the glacier, held against one side of the lake...
Jay inspecting the glacial debris.
Jay inspecting the glacial debris.
Making our way back to town.
Sunshine rays beaming down on Jay, who was a real...
Just a glorious afternoon, except for how Jay was feeling.
Self portrait.
Comic sans was sadly popular for trail signs in Patagonia.
Jay dragging his weary bones back into El Chaltén.
Good example of typical construction in El Chaltén. I...
Pretty sweet old Volkswagen.
Jay, standing in front of a pizza parlor with a very...
This guy has been a few places. I didn't realize it was...
We decided to take a short hike up to some mirador or...
Leaving the little town of El Chalten behind.
Jay looking back toward town.
Jay and these red flowers we kept seeing.
Pretty red flowers.
The town from our mirador. It's actually a pretty spot,...
Sign at the entrance to town. "Capital Nacional de trekking"
Jay decided to rest for the afternoon and I probably...
The fog that had rolled in yesterday afternoon showed no...
Bad blurry picture from a moving bus. Pink flamingos. ...
Abandoned mining vehicle or something. Guess it got...
A nice solitary hike in the Patagonian woods.
Some glacier on private land. This was as close as you...
Neat looking glacier up close.
Setting the camera up on a rock and using a timer to try...
Old man of the mountain.
Looking back toward the Northeast.
Still having fun with the camera timer.
Getting better and better at these.
A very long thin lake that runs between these mountains....
Widescreen self portrait.
Still lots of clouds and fog rolling in off the ice...
I see faces in places!
Great looking forest.
Another self portrait.
Next I went hiking along the lake. The water was very clear.
Self portrait by the lake.
Trying to get me and the lake in a single shot.
Walking along the shore of the lake.
Pretty waterfall along the drive back to town.
Some more pink flamingos. Very far away.
Foggy view of where Cerro Fitzroy should be.
Crossing a bridge on the bus.
Jay relaxing at Aylen Aike with proprietor Alberto.
Jay and I head out in a cab the next morning to take us...
Cerro Fitzroy is showing its cold stony face! An...
Our cab driver had this goofy blue eyed baby husky plush...
Leaving the National park to the north. We would start...
Outside the park, since we were upstream, we saw much of...
Nice view!
This seemed to be some sort of device used for...
Jay, a little chilly in the early morning air.
Cool burnt tree that looks like an elf's shoe.
Starting to get our first views of Cerro Fitzroy, still...
Beautiful!
And then for a moment it was clear! Cerro Fitzroy's...
Having a good day out.
And then the Fitz got covered up with clouds again, just...
Too much contrast for this to be a good shot.
Bridges Across Patagonia. The Album. For Catherine.
Self portrait while hiking toward Fitzroy.
"Los Tres" as they are called. Fitzroy on the right and...
Jay said this is what he pictured most of Patagonia looking like.
I'm sure glad I had that nice beard to keep my face warm!
Jay with Los Tres in the background. The lake we are...
It was such fun getting little glimpses of Fitzroy in...
Hiking in the woods.
Interesting that Hebrew was the third language they...
No jamming tree logs through the doors of existing tents.
Jay crossing a river on our way to Laguna De Los Tres. ...
Starting the hike up the endless switchbacks. At least...
Also, since we came in the park through the "back door"...
Jay, thinking hard about something obviously.
The trail was actually kind of treacherous because it...
Getting close to the top! Now the trail is totally...
Los Tres up close.
John, pretty psyched to be here.
Jay taking a breather at the top of this long climb. ...
Climbing the last hill in our way.
Looking back toward Lake Viedma (far, far distance). ...
That hill on the left is where we would eat lunch.
Los Tres, widescreen edition.
John, finally arrived at the smurf-blood blue Laguna De Los Tres.
Los Dos and the Laguna.
John and Jay, pretty thrilled with this hiking adventure.
Another shot.
One more more serious looking pose.
What a bizarre color. These icebergs had all fallen...
There's always a higher mountain.
John, with Lago Viedma in the far distance. This is...
One of the French girls who was staying in our youth...
View of the seracs lying just above the lake.
Self portrait with Jay's head in the pic too.
John, again. We never really got sick of taking...
Yikes, looks like I'm about to tumble off the edge.
Even better shot. This would be fun to play with in Photoshop.
The yawning abyss.
Jay trying to capture a glimpse of the Fitz.
Hard to believe these mountains have been climbed. The...
Jay, as the mountains finally clear up a bit.
Even better! You can see why Cerro Chalten means...
Still enjoying the view.
Smoking mountain and John.
Crazy!
Almost entirely clear!
It looks cold and windy up on top.
What a day!
Jay continuing to watch Patagonivision.
I think at this point we are at about 5,000 ft....
Still all smiles.
I decided to go take a short hike to the next mountain...
If you look really close, you might be able to spot Jay.
Also, some people decided to go walk out on the frozen...
Some damaged weather equipment maybe?
Jay, as we pack up to head back to town.
Jay, getting ready to go back to El Chaltén.
Pretty view toward Lake Viedma.
Neat rock formations that look fun for climbing.
Jay with Lake Viedma in the background.
Never getting tired of this view.
Hiking back down. Now that it is afternoon, all the ice...
As we leave, the Fitz gets swallowed up by clouds again.
Neat cloud formation.
Jay walking down the path.
Really pretty view of glacier fed lakes and enormous...
Taking a break on the hike down.
Jay coming down the trail.
Filling our water bottles from an icy stream
Apparently the water is clean enough here there is no...
Next activity: taking pictures underwater with our...
Here's what the river looks like from underwater.
Pretty picture that looks like reflections but is...
I got a bad bug bite on my left cheek. (Taken from underwater.)
The water was so clear and calm it barely distorted our...
All of this underwater photography turned my hand bright...
John, dead in Patagonia. Jay said he thought this is...
On my feet again.
Bridges Across Patagonia, heavy load edition. Only 1 at a time.
Careful! Don't fall in! The water was surprisingly deep...
Taking a breather.
More underwater photography.
Back down on somewhat level ground, a few thousand feet...
On the hike back to town.
Jay, trying to capture the storm in the background, but...
Bad storm clouds on Cerro Fitzroy.
Even more dramatic. Amazing how the light and cloud...
Perfectly blue sky up top, and raging snow storm on the...
So dramatic!
Self-timer shot, trying to capture the storm, but again...
Beautiful light coming through the clouds.
Stopping at a peaceful lake with some campsites and a...
Beautiful shot, I think. Taken with a fair amount of...
Trying to zoom in even further to capture detail at the...
Los Dos.
A big tourist group had taken over most of a very large...
This part of the park reminded me a lot of Zion National...
John, pondering the vast valley below.
Pretty patch of sunlight that snuck through the clouds somehow.
John and Jay, ready for dinner. Don't we look so...
This definitely felt like southern Utah.
Jay checking out the view as we hike back to town. I...
Looking up valley to the north. Chile is back there somewhere.
Jay, taking a breather and enjoying the view.
What a spectacular place!
Back at the trail head. Long list of things not to do.
We were definitely ready for dinner by this point.
Old farm house or sheep house. Looked especially rustic...
Cool green Mercedes truck. I think it had been...
Ever thought of climbing Cerro Torre? This is what it...
At the breakfast table. Not too much fresh fruit in these parts.
Schlepping our stuff to the bus terminal to catch a ride...
Jay had a pretty good setup for carrying two backpacks at once.
Two hoodies on top of each other. Comfy! I guess it was...
Some of the buses we saw had steel fences on the...
Taking our 50 peso ride back to El Calafate.
Dinner in El Calafate. Things here were very touristy...
Jay's dinner. Way better than mine.
Jay, seemingly glowing from behind.
Jay's eye. Zoomed in as far as my camera would go from...
The Perito Mereno glacier, as viewed from the...
The surface of a glacier is like another planet.
The scale of this thing is hard to capture in pictures. ...
The topology at the toe of Perito Moreno provides for a...
Looking north at the face of the glacier, which is...
Jay and John at Perito Moreno Glacier.
Jay and John at Perito Moreno Glacier.
As we stood and watched we noticed it was getting...
Beautiful ice formations at the toe of the Perito Moreno Glacier.
That semi-circular patch of water without any icebergs...
Fantastic deep blue colors being transmitted through the ice.
The semi-circular patch grew as the waves pushed...
A rather large boat that takes tourists close to the...
Watching from part of the kilometers of observation...
It was starting to get a little rainy, unfortunately.
Jay eating lunch.
Jay enjoying his lunch.
Jay, watching the glacier carefully for more calves. ...
Jay and Perito Moreno Glacier.
Kersplash! A big section of glacier falling into the water.
Dark blue ice behind the fresh cut.
Huge section of the glacier falling off. I just...
The fact that this shot and the previous shot were taken...
The aforementioned under-construction observation deck.
More glacier shots.
Another section of glacier falling to its death. Or...
Another splash.
And a third.
Getting dark and rainy. Perfect time to get on a boat...
The Perito Moreno Glacier. Too bad there was fog...
Another view from a different angle.
Under-construction new fancy observation deck.
All the things you can and cannot do.
Jay chatting with one of the other people in our tour...
View from much higher up (near the bus) that shows the...
Jay and John on the bus to meet the boat to go to the glacier.
On a boat! Headed for the glacier. Jay on the left.
On a boat!
The boat took us quite close to the front of the glacier.
Getting off the boat on the other side of the lake. ...
Trying to stay dry in the drizzle.
Our guide (in the blue jacket / hat) gives us a lecture...
During the half-kilometer walk through the woods to the...
On our hike to the glacier. Most of this is barren land...
Where's Waldo? Jay's in there somewhere.
Jay, waiting for the rest of the group.
Very dramatic from lake-level. This was about as close...
Quite pretty.
A self-timer shot that was a bit crooked.
Like another planet. Another group returns from...
I think I saw these in REI's latest catalog for next year.
Jay gets fitted for crampons. This is probably the...
Jay gets fitted for crampons.
Our guide puts some crampons on my running shoes. Sweet!
Is this too tight?
Look at those new fancy kicks!
Getting yet another lecture on what to do, and what not...
Our guide was the only one who got crampons designed...
Hiking up onto the glacier...
Jay, doing a startlingly similar reenactment of this...
Jay, grinning from ear to ear.
John, next to a little lagoon in the ice.
Similarly to the creepy feeling you get when standing on...
Underwater glacial lagoon shot.
Trudging up over to the next crevasse. Or guide says...
Looking into a deep, deep crevasse. I guess if you fell...
Our guide pointing out some feature to Jay.
Lost on an alien ice planet.
Jay, having fun with our non-front-pointing crampons.
Jay on the Perito Moreno Glacier.
Waiting while our guide instructs us not to fall into a crevasse.
The color of these lagoons was so intense!
Jay walking around a crevasse.
Melty puddles of icy slush on top of the glacier.
Underwater shot of glacier puddle.
Underwater dirt on top of the glacier.
Climbing a big hill.
Our guides help us over a particularly steep ridge.
By this point it had actually started to rain pretty...
John on the Perito Moreno Glacier.
On the Perito Moreno Glacier.
Deep crevasse. I wonder how far it goes down.
Another planet!
Jay next to some seracs and crevasses.
John next to a big flooded crevasse.
Poor Jay.
Underwater shot looking into one of the submerged crevasses.
One of our guides.
Jay and John self portrait on the Perito Moreno Glacier.
At the end of our glacier mini-trek, as they called it,...
Heading down the hill for some free scotch.
Free scotch and alfajores ... Argentinian cookies filled...
Ten year old scotch and ten thousand year old ice.
Based on the number of tourists they see, I guess they...
Scotch and cookies.
Walking back to our boat to take us back to the bus to...
Drying out on the boat ride back across the lake.
We were supposed to go up close to the glacier for a...
Jay on the boat ride back across Lago Argentino.
Jay and Perito Moreno in the background.
View out the window from our hostel in El Calafate. This...
Martin stokes the fire for a massive barbecue....
Fire and meat.
Two Australians traveling separately who were wearing...
Meat is all gone.
Jay had picked up some gelato in town and so we had some...
Gelato from downtown El Calafate. I don't know where Jay...
Jay, on our early morning comfy half-day bus ride to...
Waiting at the border crossing into Chile. This was a...
Not much of a border crossing. We had to stand around in...
Jay's rooster.