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    This picture doesnt do the road much justice (i wanted to show how rugged it is, to compare to the new road being built to replace it). This is the route one takes to go south of Max's house (the pavement ends and dirt begins about 1km south of Max's house).: by christinebaker, Views[335]
         		 Looking at his beach from the cliff, toward his house (on the cliff opposite of the one we were on).: by christinebaker, Views[307]
         		 Max and I went on a little hike this day, and he took me to the point at the end of beach opposite of his house (but we were above on the cliff, not below on the beach). So this is the view on the otherside of the cliff opposite his beach.: by christinebaker, Views[453]
         		 This tree is called an Aromo. It's originally from Australia. And it is blooming in winter. Crazy, but gorgeous.: by christinebaker, Views[1040]
         		 by christinebaker, Views[262]
     
    by christinebaker, Views[198]
         		 Beach sculpture homage to 2010 tsunami, between Curanipe and Pelluhue.: by christinebaker, Views[331]
         		 Look at that nose!: by christinebaker, Views[234]
         		 by christinebaker, Views[267]
         		 Pololo! Which means 'boyfriend' in Chile. Cute name for a cute bug!: by christinebaker, Views[690]
     
    These waterfalls were gorgeous, but again my camera gives the far away image no justice. They were running fast tho, and I could hear them well from where I was.: by christinebaker, Views[240]
         		 by christinebaker, Views[211]
         		 Salto de agua: by christinebaker, Views[238]
         		 Loberia zoomed in; you can kind of tell there are hundreds of lobos de mar on these rocks. Wish my phone camera gave it better justice.: by christinebaker, Views[233]
         		 Loberia from beach: by christinebaker, Views[204]
     
    It's finally sunny on our last day in Santiago. But you can see the smog is coming back very quickly. : by finally, Views[492]
         		 Twitter of El Paso de Los Libertadores that we checked ten times a day to have an update of the road. Still closed so leaving on a jet plane! ;-) : by finally, Views[472]
         		 Downtown of Santiago : by finally, Views[423]
         		 Sunday in the pre-Andes with our awesome host Mauro! :-) : by finally, Views[459]
         		 Visit of La Aquitania vineyard. You can take the subway/bus to get here!: by finally, Views[517]
     
    Kurt and his ceviche. Chorillana is a typical fast food meal similar to a poutine. With Mateo at our CS host and awesome view of the Cerro San Cristobal from his apt. : by finally, Views[504]
         		 View of the city from the Cerro San Cristobal. Pollution in Santiago is very bad, there is a lot of smog so people are actually happy when it rains because it helps the smog a lot. : by finally, Views[397]
         		 Original mausoleum ( Taj Mahal, Maya temple, etc) in Santiago cemetery. People compete to have the most impressive and fanciest mausoleum. : by finally, Views[376]
         		 Santiago de Chile: great seafood and fresh fish and fruit/vegetables: by finally, Views[427]
         		 Last moments in Valparaiso: Sunrise from the our hotel room, old tramways as public transportation, more Valpo street art: by finally, Views[378]
     
    Toutes des photos de notre dernier hôtel à Valpo, sauf en haut à droite qui est une ruelle très colorée et sympa. Comme On peut le remarquer, il y a une superbe vue depuis l'hôtel!: by finally, Views[399]
         		 Les célèbres funiculaires (ascensores pour les locaux)! Dis donc, un petit air de Thonon hein? Grâce à l'UNESCO, les funiculaires sont conservés. : by finally, Views[417]
         		 Belles vues de la mer. On comprend bien pourquoi cette ville a tellement inspiré le poète Pablo Neruda. : by finally, Views[391]
         		 D'autres vues de Valpo, y compris les deux en bas qui sont la maison appelée La Sebastiana du poète Pablo Neruda. Très intéressant, la visite nous a appris beaucoup de détails de sa vie quotidienne. : by finally, Views[424]
         		 Photo en haut, une rue typique de Valpo avec en plus un peinture murale. En bas, la finale de la copa America. Qui a gagné? Chile-Chile-Chile! On a entendu leurs cris jusqu'à 5h du mat. : by finally, Views[502]
     
    Miam! Cecviche, noix de St Jacques, crabe, et crevettes. Délicieux et frais! Avec bien sûr, une bouteille du vin chilien. C'était notre 6eme anniversaire de mariage quand même : by finally, Views[369]
         		 Encore d'autres belles vues de Valpo. Un petit air de San Francisco? Mais sans le siège social de Facebook/Apple à coté (comme à SF), : by finally, Views[424]
         		 Belles vues de Valpo. Petite histoire sur les maisons colorées, elles étaient construites et peintes avec les restes des bateaux et cargos. Du coup, l'extérieur des maisons est très souvent en métal, et chaque maison est de couleur vive et différente. Les bateaux ne sont jamais peints en noir/gris/blanc afin d'éviter les accidents en mer. : by finally, Views[335]
         		 Valpo, il y a des peintures murales dans toutes les rues réalisées par des artistes chiliens et même étrangers. Alors, un vrai musée en plein air. : by finally, Views[385]
         		 Maisons colorées avec beaucoup de peintures murales: by finally, Views[349]
     
    Si, ce sont des vignes. Mais non, malheureusement c'est pas pour faire du vin. :-( C'est pour faire du pisco, eau-de-vie à base de raisins. : by finally, Views[429]
         		 Joli village de Vicuña dans une vallée ensoleillée près de La Serena et connu pour ses fruits et ses légumes. Endroit très calme et reposant. : by finally, Views[448]
         		 La Serena, de très jolies terrasses comme en Europe. Après un mois
         		 La ville de La Serena, jolie ville au bord de la mer. Petit arrêt entre San Pedro de Atacama et Santiago/Valparaiso. : by finally, Views[539]
         		 More shots of the Devils Gorge?/Throat?/Canyon?. Not sure of the translation, but you get the gist. Great experience, pretty tough, and even despite the scars it was a big highlight. : by finally, Views[590]
     
    Now that's what I call a real man! Yeah, that's a mountain man! And very gentlemanly to do 3 round trips for the 2 bikes and gear. Btw, the water was damn cold, almost freezing!: by finally, Views[638]
         		 Day after we went mountain biking to the Devils Throat/Canyon (Garganta del Diablo). Again, even more and different sceneries. We've never been (but we've seen Yza's photos ;-) ), seems reminiscent of perhaps Antelope Canyon in the U.S. Southwest. It lived up to its name, Kurt got overly confident and missed a jump and got a rather bloody and scraped up. He'll have the scars now as souvenirs!: by finally, Views[655]
         		 More of the Moon Valley. Yep, there are even sand dunes! Great climb up. Top photo is the Death Valley, a sub valley of the Moon Valley. : by finally, Views[554]
         		 Best excursion in San Pedro de Atacama by far! Amazing scenery after amazing scenery in the Moon Valley. : by finally, Views[550]
         		 Tatio geysers near San Pedro de Atacama. Had to wake up at 4:30 for this excursion!?! But the thermal bath was actually chilly. :-( Not fun for Kurt. : by finally, Views[520]
     
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         		 This is a memorial to a shipwreck that occurred in the 1800's, for which the lighthouse in the distance was built. About 45 minutes south of Constitucion.: by christinebaker, Views[303]
         		 Tsunami damage. Not a great pic. Wish i had gotten one of this abandoned cliffside hotel that was wiped out by the tsunami.: by christinebaker, Views[315]
         		 Piedra de la Iglesia: by christinebaker, Views[319]
         		 Piedra de la Iglesia: by christinebaker, Views[286]
     
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