San Martin, in northwest Patagonia, is known as the gateway for Lanín National Park, home to the Lanín volcano, which reminded us a lot of Mt. Rainier in Washington state.
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- Playing a little golf at Chapelco, the Jack Nicklaus designed course.
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- Gauchito Gil is a folk saint in Argentina. Little red shrines dot the road. This one is likely thanking GG for surviving a near deadly car accident.
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- A new Nat’l Park! That’s the Lanín Volcano in the background.
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- Just try pronouncing this one.
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- What a glorious day with a lake smooth as glass. We were the only ones there.
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- At 12,293 ft., this mountain is darned near as tall as Mt. Rainier.
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- Argentina produces only 5% of the world’s wool. Very happy sheep, though.
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- This little foal looked like she was in trouble so we watched her for a while. Just napping.
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- This is a throwback! In Argentina, they pump your gas AND wash the windows.
Nice!