That’s only half the lambs prepared for the asado – the rest are cooking on the other side of the patio
Yesterday at R’s conference, the scientificos and “accompanying persons” (that’s me) went on an all-day tour on Lake Nahuel Huapi and the adjoining national park. Unlike most of the last week, the winds were [...]
Monthly Archives: October 2006
Puerto Blest and Lake Nahuel Huapi – Bariloche, Argentina
New Amigos – Bariloche, Argentina
Pub crawling the night away
If Argentinos see the dawn, it’s because they haven’t been to bed. Saturday morning, we encountered this crew as they stumbled out of the bar on the same street as our hotel. A street vendor was preparing hamburgers for them; they seem to have brought the beer themselves.
Waiting for [...]
In the pack of perros – Bariloche, Argentina
This morning, R and I went out at dawn to photograph the sunrise over the Andes. Right outside our hotel, at 6:30, we encountered a group of (mostly) boys spilling out of the club, big beers in hand. A street vendor was cooking them burgers, and we were all amused by my photographing [...]
Daffodils and Dandelions – Bariloche, Argentina
Hola!
No pictures yet, have not found a wi-fi location. Have found chocolate, dental floss and a glacier. The last was the easiest – we took an all-day bus ride to El Cerro Tronador (the thunderer), the highest peak in this part of Patagonia, on the border with Chile. The ice cracked and [...]
Good-bye summer – Albion Basin Utah
Wildflowers at Albion Basin
We haven’t had a frost yet in SLC and the garden is still lush with marigolds, sunflowers, even roses. But the leaves are starting to fall and the garden reprieve won’t last forever. At 9,500 feet, Albion has had some serious snow by now and the short summer is just [...]
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