Diary/Photo
Journal
Index
Week of travel
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Starting page |
Places visited during the week
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Week of 08, Feb. 2004 |
Page
1,2 |
Ecuador (Quito - Galapagos Islands) |
Week of 15, Feb. 2004 |
Page 3 |
Cindy's titanic voyage - getting kicked out of Ecuador -
Peru (Tumbes) |
Week of 22, Feb. 2004 |
Page 4 |
Peru (Punta Sal - Piura - Chiclayo - Sipan - Chicama - Trujillo and lots of ruins) |
Week of 29, Feb. 2004 |
Page 5 |
Peru (more ruins - Huaraz - Lima) |
Time off! |
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Week
of 28, Mar. 2004 |
Page 6
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Peru (Lima, ruins, family fun) |
Week of 04, Apr. 2004 |
Page 7 |
Peru (Cusco) |
Week of 11, Apr. 2004 |
Page 8,9 |
Peru (Inca Trail, Machu Picchu - need I say more?, back to Lima) |
Week of 18, Apr. 2004 |
Page 10 |
Peru (Ica, Nasca, Puerto Inca) |
Week of 25, Apr. 2004
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Page 11 |
Peru (Arequipa, Puno - ruins and floating
islands)
Bolivia (Copacabana - Lake Titicaca) |
Week of 02, May 2004 |
Page 12 |
Bolivia (La Paz - Valle de la Luna) |
Week of 09, May 2004 |
Page 13 |
Bolivia (adrenaline ride to Coroico, Sucre and dinosaurs) |
Week of 16, May 2004
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Page 14 |
Bolivia (Potosi and miners, Tupiza and robbers, Salar
and salt) |
Week of 23, May 2004 |
Page 15 |
Bolivia (La Paz, winterizing Cindy and personal
repair) |
Week of 30, May 2004 |
Page 15 |
Bolivia (Still in La Paz, festival parade) |
Week of 06, June 2004 |
Page 16 |
Chile (back to the Pacific - yipppeeee!, Arica, Iquique) |
Week of 13, June 2004
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Page 17 |
Chile (Atacama desert, Salar de Atacama, Antofagasta) |
Week of 20, June 2004 |
Page 18 |
Chile (Pan de Azucar, La Serena/Coquimbo, National Parks) |
Week of 27, June 2004
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Page 18 |
Chile (Valle de Encanto, Pichidangui,Vina del Mar,Valparaiso) |
Week of 04, July 2004
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Page 19 |
Chile (Santiago at last) |
Week of 11, July 2004 |
Page 19 |
Chile (Santiago - spanish school, touristing around) |
Week of 18, July 2004 |
Page 20 |
Chile (Santiago - Farallones and skiing/boarding) |
Week of 25, July 2004 |
Page 20 |
Chile (Santiago, going home to Cali) |
Time off again! |
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Week of 16, Jan 2005 |
Page 21 |
Returning to South America - Brasil
(Gerson's hometown of Curitiba) |
Week of 23, Jan 2005 |
Page 22
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Brasil (Curitiba, the beaches and Ilha do Mel) |
Week of 30, Jan 2005 |
Page 23 |
Brasil (Beaches and back to Curitiba - getting ready for Rio and Carnaval) |
Week of 06, Feb 2005 |
Page 24,25 |
Brasil (RIO! CARNAVAL! JAIL! and Foz do Iguassu) |
Week of 13, Feb 2005 |
Page 26 |
Brasil (Curitiba and more beaches and a homecoming party) |
Week of 20, Feb 2005
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Page 27 |
Chile (Return to Santiago and reuniting with Cindy, Pichilemu) |
Week of 27, Feb 2005 |
Page 27 |
Chile (Chanco, Pucon) |
Week of 06, Mar 2005 |
Page 28
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Chile (Leaving Pucon, Puerto Montt (briefly), Chiloe) |
Week of 13, Mar 2005
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Page 29 |
Chile (Chaiten to Chacabuco - Patagonia and Glaciers!) |
Week of 20, Mar 2005 |
Page 30 |
Chile (Coyhaique) and into Argentina (the slooooow Hwy 40) |
Week of 27, Mar 2005 |
Page 31 |
Argentina (Chalten and Parque Nacional los Glaciares) back to Chile |
Week of 03, Apr 2005
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Page 32 |
Chile (Torres del Paine), Puerto Natales, Punta Arenas and back to Argentina |
Week of 10, Apr 2005 |
Page 33 |
Argentina (Ushuaia - It's the end of the world as we know it!) heading north |
Week of 17, Apr 2005 |
Page 34 |
Argentina (Puerto San Julian, Puerto Deseado, Gaiman) |
Week of 24, Apr 2005 |
Page 35 |
Argentina (Peninsula Valdes, Viedma/Carmen de Patagones) |
Week of 01, May 2005 |
Page 36 |
Argentina (Leaving Patagonia, Tandil, Mar del Plata, Buenos Aires) |
Week of 08, May 2005 |
Page 37
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Argentina (More Buenos Aires) Uruguay (Colonia, Montevideo) |
Week of 15, May 2005
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Page 38 |
Uruguay (Punta del Este) Brasil (Porto Allegre, Gramado/Canela) |
Week of 22, May 2005 |
Page 39 |
Brasil (Florianopolis, Curitiba - we made it) |
Week of 29, May 2005
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Page 40
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Brasil (Curitiba and returning home to the US) |
Time off again!
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Week of 29, Jan 2006 |
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It is not the strongest of the species that survive,
nor the most intelligent,
but the most adaptive to change.
Charles Darwin
Then I have climbed up the steps
of the land
through the dreadful thicket of the lost forests
to you, Machu Picchu.
High city of ascending stones,
final resting place from which the earthly
did not hide in their weary garments.
With you, as two parallel lines,
the cradle of lightning and of man
rocks to and fro in a wind of thorns.
Pablo Neruda
2004, celebrating 100 year anniversary of his birth
Without doubt there are wild countries
more favoured by Nature in many ways.
But nowhere else are you so
completely alone.
Nowhere else is there an area of 10,000 square miles
which you may gallop over, and where...
you are safe from the persecutions of
fevers, friends...telegrams, letters
and every other nuisance you are elsewhere liable to be exposed to.
Lady
Florence Dixie, 1878 (on
Patagonia)
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