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Travel Pictures - CHILE - 1995 |
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All images © Ron Miller |
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Japanese-Brazilians who gave me a lift to the base
of America's highest summit (snowcapped peak in background) -
Aconcagua, Argentina (near Chilean border)
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Close-up view of the America's
highest summit from base camp at 13,000 feet -
Aconcagua, Argentina (near Chilean border) |
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The beautiful Lake District and the Volcano Villarica - Pucon, Chile
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If Disneyland were to make a ride featuring an active volcano, it would look
like this -
Volcano Villarica; Pucon, Chile
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Magnificent mountains, lakes, and forests that sport the unique Pehuen or
"umbrella" tree -
Huerquehue N.P., Chile
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The Pehuen trees are thought to have been around during the time of the
dinosaurs, and they are covered with
dagger-like leaves designed to thwart
the appetites of 80-ton herbivores - Huerquehue N.P., Chile
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Central square in the city of Castro - Chiloe Island, Chile
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Harbor at low tide - Castro, Chile
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Entrance facilities and eager trekkers - Torres Del Paine N.P., Chile
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Rheas, cousins to Africa's ostrich (and just as intelligent) - Torres Del
Paine N.P., Chile
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Trekkers hut (refugio) and psychedelic lake
(the color of the water
is due to glacial silt) -
Torres Del Paine N.P., Chile
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Glacier tongue from South America's Southern Icefield - Torres Del Paine N.P.,
Chile
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The wind in Patagonia can be so violent that it actually lifts water up from
the lakes! -
Torres Del Paine N.P., Chile
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