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    Lago Escondido: by tempolibre, Views[244]
         		 by tempolibre, Views[227]
         		 by tempolibre, Views[231]
         		 maison de castor: by tempolibre, Views[218]
         		 autre piege pour castor, mortel : by tempolibre, Views[229]
     
    piege pour castor, non mortel: by tempolibre, Views[229]
         		 una castorera: by tempolibre, Views[230]
         		 la maison des gardes parc et l'atelier au fond: by tempolibre, Views[267]
         		 Vicuña, le campement et notre maison pendant un mois: by tempolibre, Views[242]
         		 by tempolibre, Views[218]
     
    The road to Santaigo: by vagabonds, Views[1323]
         		 Dusk over the main square of Santiago: by leapoffaith, Views[254]
         		 A lady watches a sea lion approach her at the port of Arica in Northern Chile.: by theearth, Views[260]
         		 Two Chilean school kids pose for a photo on the edge of the school quadrangle.: by theearth, Views[367]
         		 Driving over the top of the clouds towards Bolivia in the Andes Mountains Chile.: by theearth, Views[370]
     
    A truck with a red cap, like that of the Bolivian driver, heading from Bolivia.: by theearth, Views[272]
         		 A Bolivian truck driver in a restaurant just over the border in Northern Chile.: by theearth, Views[304]
         		 by cpolymeris, Views[155]
         		 Like nearby Lota, home to the first electrical powerstation in South America, Tomé once was, thanks to the textile industry, a place of wealth unparaleled in Chile.: by cpolymeris, Views[281]
         		 ...from generation to generation.: by northspirit, Views[250]
     
    From the youngest to the oldest one, all share the same traditions...: by northspirit, Views[259]
         		 All the town participate in this important festivity: by northspirit, Views[229]
         		 In June, it becomes the heart of one of the most important traditional religious festivals of that area: San Santiago's fest: by northspirit, Views[288]
         		 In the middle of the most dry desert in the world (Atacama) exists a town called Río Grande.: by northspirit, Views[334]
     
     
    The people have started to discover tourism as alternative income source -- but this lady will always consider the beach part of her backyard.: by cpolymeris, Views[296]
         		 The material wealth might be gone, but the sea has managed to provide the basics for the fifty thousand inhabitants of the port city.: by cpolymeris, Views[370]
         		 This man's hands were not suited to the work the government offered when the manufacturies where shut down -- there is work available for only so many hairdressers anyway.: by cpolymeris, Views[428]
         		 THE LANDING. Because of the lack of infrastructure, people go by from ship to ship, as a makeshift dock, with several pounds of potatoes on their shoulders, seafood baskets or bouquets from the area, toward a free market left to one side. However, many products stay in the boat and this is how the boats become floating businesses. Many local families come to bargain with the people who are on board, in search of lambs (live), seafood or meat, which is slaughtered in the same place. Although Angelmó has changed a lot since the nineteenth century, this scenario, both the arrival and landing of these fishermen and farmers, is still a sight to many visitors.: by angelmo, Views[433]
         		 THE ARRIVAL. Every day, early in the morning, dozens of fishermen and small farmers navigate through the Tenglo watercourse up to Angelmó, one of the most typical places in Puerto Montt (Chile), to sell vegetables, meat and seafood flown in from nearby islands. In 1926, this fishing village was immortalized by the chilean painter Arturo Pacheco Altamirano and since then, it became a point of admiration for poets, painters and tourists around the world. But today there is little left of what once was: the sails of the boats were replaced by engines and oars, and the earthquake of 1960 profoundly affected the environment. And after the red tide that hit Angelmó 2005, the place was left dying. However, little by little, the place has come back to life and has been named as
     
    WOMAN FROM CHILOE. No matter neither age nor sex: the whole family is present, especially women. Salvador Zurita Mella, poet of the area, portrayed this way the woman from Chiloe when they arrive to the port:
         		 FAITHFUL FRIEND. Not only the candles were changed by the engines; the carts moved by oxen and horses, which helped land the products, have completely disappeared. Now the smaller boats are the ones that help stranded boats to get near the coast. However, the animals haven´t disappeared from the landscape of the port: a few pets accompany the fishermen through every moment of their journey. And on important dates, like the days before New Year, tens of lambs and ducks are brought into these vessels for their subsequent sale.: by angelmo, Views[543]
         		 Osorno Volcano – Puerto Varas, Chile. The Osorno stands on the East of the Llanquihue Lake as a white pyramid with a mysterious aureole of clouds. A Mapuche legend, an aboriginal community in the South of Chile, says that a malign spirit, El Pillan, is confined in his womb under the ice.: by travelphoto, Views[352]
         		 Valparaiso - Chile. I took this photo reading an outstanding adventure of Jules Vernes, which reminded me of the extraordinary sense of freedom and creativity. From this observation point we can discover Valparaiso, city of thousands of colors. However, from a different perspective, here we have Valparaiso in simply in black and white.: by travelphoto, Views[576]
         		 Valparaiso - Chile. Called “The Pacific Jewel”, Valparaiso has a wonderful and unique urban and architectural design. Old colonial city, the Cerros (hill), incredibly rich in colors, is a Wonderland for all passionate photographs. Valparaiso offers an open-air Museum presenting works from Chilean artists where wall serve as their canvas. What a beautiful way to pollinate Art and Culture!: by travelphoto, Views[480]
     
    Sunset in the Atacama Desert (North of Chile). I took this photo in a bus during a 24 hours journey between the latitudes 18°24' S (Arica) and 29°55' S (La Serena). Serenity, grace and light hearted. : by travelphoto, Views[495]
         		 Valley of the moon - Atacama Desert (North of Chile). The Atacama is the driest area of the world, raining only once every five years. Then, we can observe the surprising phenomenon called Desierto Florido (flowered desert), and the appearance of a great diversity of flowers. : by travelphoto, Views[715]
         		 Smoking crater: by saraheturpin, Views[180]
         		 On the way up: by saraheturpin, Views[170]
         		 Made it :D: by saraheturpin, Views[146]
     
    The challenge: by saraheturpin, Views[169]
         		 End of Chapter One: by vagabonds, Views[1436]
         		 Easter Island: by vagabonds, Views[1419]
         		 We could spend all day watching the crashing surf, Easter island: by vagabonds, Views[1379]
         		 Boats, Hanga Roa, Easter Island: by vagabonds, Views[500]
     
    Moai probably had eyes, Easter island: by vagabonds, Views[526]
         		 Carvings near Hanga Roa, Easter island: by vagabonds, Views[525]
         		 Carvings near Hanga Roa, Easter island: by vagabonds, Views[488]
         		 Carvings near Hanga Roa, Easter island: by vagabonds, Views[529]
         		 Moai usually face west, Easter island: by vagabonds, Views[713]
     
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