Tomorrow in the afternoon, I'll hop on a bus to Puerto Natales, Chile. From there I plan on doing a 3-days trek into "Torres del Paine"... Don't worry, I won't go alone since it is forbidden. I'll probably need Friday to rent a tent, pack the necessary food and equipment for the 3-4 days. Hopefully, the water is drinkable pertty much everywhere here, so I will not need to carry 10 liters!
Pffff.... After 2 hours and 20 pesos, this blog is eventually up to date!
12 comments:
Hi,
Very very impressive this glacier,
And the temperature does not seem to be that cold, if we consider your tee-shirt...
Best regards Jean-Yves
I still want fjords.
This sounds like endless trekking. I bet you're gonna bullshit a lot in US in a couple of weeks to compensate for all this sportiveness jajajajaja.
9 minutes, 42 seconds and 0.52 öre and I'm up-to-date with the commenting. I'll give you a tip (cause I'm in a very good mood today, unlike magnus, who sound quite pissed) : next time, schedule your posts.
You'll never want to go back to "le grand bornand" after everything you saw !
I still want to go to Le Grand Bornand... Are we going for chrismas?
Manuel, you'll get your fjords in a couple days...
No idea, i'll let you know asap...
Hi,
We are probably going to Le grand Bornand, second week of vacation...
Not quite sure, but...
Best regards Jean-Yves
Oula, cette fois, tu en as fait baver plus d'un à mon labo, avec ces photos de glaciers :-)
Et avec les gros morceaux de glace qui tombent, on peut faire des cocktails ? ;-)
ps: j'ai l'impression d'avoir rattrapé tous les posts que j'avais loupé ces derniers temps ;-)
I'm looking for Isa from Madrid, someone knows that girl? Are you Isa?
C'est complètement incroyable ces murs de glace; Et tu étais en T-Shirt à côté ? Pas froid ?
Non non Lina, il faisait bon au soleil... (Mais des que le soleil se couvre, tu peux sortir la polaire, la goretex, etc.)
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