Explora vs Tierra vs Singular vs Remota vs Indigo…..
The lodging options in the Torres del Paine region of southern Chile keep getting better.
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Explora vs Tierra vs Singular vs Remota vs Indigo…..
The lodging options in the Torres del Paine region of southern Chile keep getting better. A few years ago, I praised nearby Puerto Natales for its forward-thinking hoteliers and jaw-dropping, avant-garde style. The architecture of
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Red drama – our Notro bush is taking its time
The notro we planted a few summers ago in front of our cabin is giving it a good college try. But the soil is dry this year because of the volcano, and it’s been a
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Not your usual Patagonian Spring
The spring of 2011 – the Austral Spring – has been one for the records. I’ve often been amazed at the adaptability of people in southern Argentina. And the goings-on since the June 4th eruption
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Warming things up: Winter Dining in Bariloche
Cool temperatures, fresh days outside, longer nights and that gentle quiet that winter brings – it all warms your heart. Cuisine in Patagonia takes a major turn to the hardy this time of year. Menus
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Red drama – our Notro bush is taking its time
The notro we planted a few summers ago in front of our cabin is giving
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Not your usual Patagonian Spring
The spring of 2011 – the Austral Spring – has been one for the records.
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Warming things up: Winter Dining in Bariloche
Cool temperatures, fresh days outside, longer nights and that gentle quiet that winter brings –
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Ancient Trees and Lone Gauchos: A journey in Pehuenia
I’ve spent the past few days amongst ancient giants. Surrounded by the mystical araucaria araucana
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The Wind Out There
I wonder if it’s becoming redundant for me to mention the wind, once again. Are
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Blowing
“There is no ceiling for the wind, no home for the wind. Wind is the compass of the stranger’s North.” - Mahmoud Darwish “Is it
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A Slice of Patagonian Paradise at Estancia Chacabuco
I’d certainly put the Future Patagonia National Park project under pressure. Having followed the project since day 1, and seeing it spoken about/written about so
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Glaciers are at the Heart of the World
“As long as I live, I’ll hear waterfalls and birds and winds sing. I’ll interpret the rocks, learn the language of flood, storm, and the
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De Una, Che!
Argentines love language; they are constantly playing with it, massaging it, advancing it. Lunfardo, or Argentine slang, has been much reported elsewhere. Often, folks arrive
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Que Quilombo!
Que quilombo! Wednesday, August 19th, 2009 Just about anywhere you look in Argentina, you’ll catch a glimpse of a quilombo. It’s a mess, a screw-up,
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Renault 12: The Patagonian Wondervehicle
In Patagonia, there are essentially three modes of travel: 1. Horseback. It’s still an important way to get from Point A to that tiny distant
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The Horse named “That One”
Monday, November 22nd, 2010 I asked Emilio the name of my horse as we moved off from the house. “Esto,” he said. That one. Huh?
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The Holy Trinity: Malbec, Carne y Chimichurri
Terroir – a word that explains the inexplainable. The way flavours and feelings seem to just seep out of the ground in a certain place.
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Favs from the Fiambreria: How to build a great Patagonian Picnic
A good life requires a good fiambreria. That’s a deli. And that’s where so many of the good things can be picked up. Every little
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Alchemy of the Simple Milanesa
One of the aspects I most enjoy about eating in Argentina is the simplicity – of the choices, of the variations, of the constant recurring
