Day: 182
Sometimes people have told me life can overwhelm at times. While I have briefly experinced this at moments in my life, today was easily the exact opposite. Just sitting on the beach, drinking beers and people watching can quickly force you to lose touch with any form of reality(although, perhaps, my reality is already skewed compared to others).
It was Alessandro, Eleanor and my last day traveling together before we all set off on different routes. Alessandro was going further up the Atlantic coast to visit an Argentine friend, Eleanor was going to Buenos Aires to meet another Aussie then travel onward to Rio in Brazil for Caranval, and at 7:30 tomorrow morning I must once again climb aboard a bus to take me the last 1500 miles (and 24 hrs) out of Patagonia and into the Argentine wine country of Mendoza. Quite exciting, they serve the best food on buses (once again sarcasm)!
Anyhow, be ready for another exciting bus post tomorrow! I know they are the best ones of this whole trip. I guess all the time in buses is my purgatory for the life I lead, and one I will gladly accept.
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Wow, scary about the bag trying to be swiped. I hope you gave them a good reason not to try again. Stay safe man, I’m sure in some of those regions that pack and what is in it constitutes a small fortune.
Spaceman Spiff foils the perpetrator again.
Another point for our hero!
Blah blah blah… Just give me the details of attempted theft. I hope you have some good pics of the thief. Any of them in black in blue?
I’m surprised the bag lasted this long! Glad you outsmarted them. work’n on the stairs. I’ll be ready
“USB stick”…. HEY NOW, THERE ARE KIDS READING THIS SITE! Keep the foul language down!… Heh.
Careful with the bag man!
Rob, Like the pebbles on the wine bottle. If the opportunity arises, could you take another and include the entire wine bottle. Great cafe pic. If your in wine country please remember the pony wall. Love you, Mom