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| Uh, Captain, I don't mean to be an alarmist, but isn't that pass a little too narrow for this big boat? Aboard the good ship Puerto Eden steaming through the Fjords of Southern Chile. | The majestic namesakes of Torres del Paine Parque National (Towers of Paine National Park). |
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| Finally captured on film for the first time ever! Mr. and Mrs. Sasquatch. Posing in front of some rather large mountains in the Valle de Frances, Torres del Paine. | This is either a picture of Julie Andrews packing in her Sound of Music props or Linda adjusting her backpack in the Valle de Frances. |
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| Someday honey if you work hard enough all this could be ours. Taking in the scenic vistas at Glacier Grey, Torres del Paine. | How many Anglo-Saxens can you cram into one Timberlite 3-person tent? Eight, if you've got a box of the Cat! The camping crew from l to r: Linda, Jed, Tom, Charlotte, Jules, Dee and Simon. |
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| Ahhhh, Ushuaia in the fall, I ask you is there a more romantic place on Earth? One of the many panoramic views from the End of the World. | "If you're happy and you know it jump for joy..." This is literally the end of the road at Bahia Lapataia, Tierra del Fuego (30 kilometers SW of Ushuaia). Alaska is only 17,648 kilometers (11,030 miles) away. Must be as the crow flies 'cause it took us 21,638 kilometers (13,416 miles) from Portland, Oregon. |
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| Sunset on the Argentinian Pampas where the Guanacos and rheas play. Heading home for the first time in over 5 months. | |