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Dressed all in white a piper played to us on a hill in the centre of Santiago. He had come from El Bolson, the farming and hippie community in Argentina, across ...
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Settling In
(Sep 14 '06)
Well it seems like it has been a while since I have posted anything. I have been sick for what feels like a week with a sore throat and a cold. I went to a doctor yesterday and I got some ...
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Not Sure Which City I Prefer.....
(Feb 13 '07)
", I bought a cheese and prawn empenada ( it´s like a cornish pasty) which was delicious and reminded me of my mission to eat my way around South America."
Hola Que Tal from Santiago!
(Sep 24 '07)
"My first treat was seeing an aerial view of the snow-covered Andes from the airplane. It was breathtaking! Wish I had my camera ready to capture the image. WOW!"
Indulging in local pastimes
(Jan 12 '06)
The curse returns and our 8am start didn´t happen. Last night, some of the group headed out to Kamikaze and at 5am Matt turned up at his cabin, collected his backpack and told Kieran and Michael that ...
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Plaza de Armas, Santiago
(Feb 19 '06)
Plaza de Armas in Santiago is nothing special to see, and similar to many plazas in Santiago, but it was on the way to the Pre-Columbian Museum. It was a short walk and metro ride from my ...
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Chillin' out in Chile
(Mar 24 '03)
Andy and I can feel that the end of our trip is near. We are starting to slow down, take fewer pictures and sleep in late. I guess we are enjoying our last few weeks of traveling before the reality ...
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Andes Through the Beer Glass
(May 06 '02)
"We headed on into the city and to the summit of San Cristobal Mountain where there was, apparently, a virgin"
We arrived in Santiago very early in the morning. Deciding against staying at the Smiling ...
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San Cristobal, Santiago
(Feb 21 '06)
I was not real adventurous after my trip to Vina del Mar, since I did not get back to the hostal until after midnight. So I ventured to another area in Santiago called San Cristobal. Basically, it ...
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Pomaire-
(Feb 22 '06)
Pomaire is a village known for it´s pottery....there´s not much else to it. It is about 45 miles southwest of Santiago.
So again I hop on the Metro (subway) to the bus station and go for about ...
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