South America 2019: Trip Notes # 11
The things we do to take a tour!
This is NOT night time. We had to be up at 5:30 AM, dressed, have breakfast and get ready to take a 7:00 AM tender to our next destination.
Where Is Everyone?
The Sun Is Just Beginning To Rise
6:15 AM - Awake? Sort Of...
Small harbor, lots of fishing boats, many fish farms and few inhabitants
Reflections
Salmon Fish Farms: Sockeye and Coho are Typical Types
Chile Is # 2 In World Behind Norway
Some of Chile's Fish Farms Are Owned/Operated By Norway
Chacabuco sounds exactly like it is spelled: Cha-ca-bu-co
A Little Entertainment Before Taking a Bus To Our Destination
On The Way To a Private Reserve
We were fortunate to have a small group experience in Patagonia- a easy walk through a rain forest - guided by a naturalist - with a goal of reaching a waterfall.
Rhubarb-type Plant - Edible "As Is"
The Forest Was "Alive" With Wonderful And Exotic Bird Calls
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| A Tree Branch Washed Down From Further Up The Stream - Looks Like A Cow |
A Quiet Time To Be Together
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| Just Beautiful - A Serene Moment |
Another Great Moment!
Another surprise was waiting for us after our walk through the rain forest.
The tour ended with "all we could drink" (vodka, wine or juice) at 9:30 AM with "snacks" that actually was a full meal of delicious homemade Empanadas, bites of cheese covered with interesting spices and a homemade desert.
You Know I Don't Drink Before 10:00 AM!
What? You Want Me To Hurry and Finish The Vodka? What? You Want Me To Try The Different Whites, Rose's,The Pinot's And The Cabs? What?????
Lots Of Ambiance
More Entertainment
Time To Reflect
More Glaciers
The afternoon was spent on our cabin's veranda - Taking in the beautiful scenery.
Getting Ready For Dinner
Ambiance - Friends - Gourmet Dinner - What Could Be Better!
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