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San Pedro de Atacama supplies Fred with his latest theory on the future of Chile. Chileans will be pissed. We make it past a 11,200 foot mountain only to encounter a heating system problem again. I feel like Lindsay Lowan’s mom.
A brief respite from NV leaves us catching our breath from the beauty of the San Francisco Pass over the Andes
We go 500 miles up the Chilean coast in search of penguins and other assorted wildlife, taking our first significant diversion along the way
We make the 80 miles to Valparaiso without problems. A poet with a pig reinforces our desire to understand Spanish
Re try to reset our Karma and Now Voyager’s thermostat as we all chill in Santiago
The Shit Happens Express accelerates as we attempt an Andes crossing and fail
We nurse a broken Now Voyager for 300 miles in 106 degree heat only to breakdown again on the mean streets of Mendoza.
19 days after getting to South America, we get Now Voyager off the docks of Buenos Aires. We’re going west tomorrow.
1400 kilometers from Purmamarca to Buenos Aires has its challenges (and rewards).
We’re two days in and we’ve lost our passport, all our money, and are stuck at the foot of the Andes. Thankfully, all of this is temporary
Riding the Rented Steed across the Pampas has its just rewards
The Shit Happens Express takes off. Now Voyager is sitting somewhere in Buenos Aires’ harbor. We’re way-past Plan B.
The clock is blinking 4:30AM. I know this because I’m wide awake thinking, “Well, you wanted this and now it’s HERE.”
Karen want’s to know whether we can take the kitchen sink? We ask an expert for help.
Toys gone wild! “Now Voyager” gets all dressed up.