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South America Trip - The Photos
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
I've been postponing this for a while cause theres still a couple photos I wanted to edit, but I'm away from a calibrated monitor for the rest of the summer, so its now or never. Here's my six favorite photos from my trip through Argentina and Chile, along with a gallery link to 40 or so others. Hope you like em...
One of the spires of Cerro Catedral stands tall with Volcan Tronador in the distance:
A double rainbow followed along side our bus as we drove through the craggy peaks of northern Patagonia. Argentinian buses are all luxury.
See the rest in the full post:
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Big sky in the Argentine lake district:
I spy, the Bariloche waterfront:
Dinner for one, somewhere on the outskirts of Buenos Aires:
Descending Volcan Villarrica, Pucon, Chile:
And here's a slideshow of the whole gallery:
Created with Admarket's flickrSLiDR.
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