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Lago Gray (the Gray Lake) - Torres del Paine, Patagonia

The first day of trekking was wet and cold and i turned up at the hostel looking like a drowned cat. After spending the night drying my clothes and socks in front of the furnace and I snuggled up in bed, I am glad i opt to splurge on the hostel instead of camping in the wild, in view of the...

Hey MWP, Seeing with own eyes is definitely 100 times better than nat Geo . LOL! we usually have about 1 - 1/2 hours for each landing. the place is so vast that even with 100 people on it, we usually have our own private space with nature. On the zodiac boat, it is much harder to manouver...

I bid farewell to antarctica after 12 fabulous days. I head back to Ushuaia for another 3 days before heading south-west towards Chile with plans to check out Patagonia. A slight problem at Argentina - Chile border as I had a new passport from Singapore and had no stamp of my entry. Kept the...

After a landing and on the way back to the boat, suddenly we heard the leaders shoutng out "humpbacks, humpbacks" All of us were excitingly twisting around to see of and to make sure we dont roll backwards from the zodiac into the waters. Our leader manovuer the zodiac around and try to get as...

Glacier that took my breath away

Hi Miles2go So happy to know that the travel spirit lingers on even in the senior years. I take my hats off to you that you are leading such an adventuorus life. Patagonia is a raw and beautiful place. Vastly different from many parts of africa which is raw in a compelling way. There were many...

Antarctica, Icebergs and Us

# Antarctica, The dance of the penguins

Thanks Dreamsz... I hope it will inspire you and many others to go out there and explore this beautiful planet.. Cheers

Thanks Will. Its been a while since I got some critic session from you guys:) Stay tuned as i think my journey still very long to go..LOL