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Chile photos

Buildings, Puerto Natales
Aqua waterfall
Guanaco herd
Ferry view 11
Shipwreck 1
Puerto Natales
Ferry view 7
Graffiti in Puerto Montt
Ferry view 10
Condor in Torres del Paine
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Airborne sculpture, Puerto Natales
Sunset
Sea lions on anchors
Eden village
Ferry view 4
Sea lions, Patagonia
Ferry view 3
Colours, Puerto Natales
Waterfall, Patagonia
Blue ice, Torres del Paine
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Ferry view 9
Waterfall 2
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Santiago
Incongruence
Puerto Montt church
JH 'el Living'
Lavanderia
Ferry view 2
Eden ferry
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Radio, Puerto Natales
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Granite peaks, Torres del Paine
Waterfall with rainbow
Ancient trees
Puerto Natales street
Grey fox
Sculpture, Puerto Montt
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Grey fox with cubs
Shipwreck 2
Iceberg
Ferry view 8
Torres del Paine
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Puerto Montt harbour
Ferry view 6
Ferry view 1
Waterfall
Giant floating soccer balls, Puerto Montt
Puerto Natales, Centro
Puerto Natales, old building
Ferry view

 

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About me

I have always been a wanderer, a traveller, a seeker-of-adventures.

Growing up on a farm outside the small, pretty village of Urbenville at the edge of the Border Ranges, Northern Rivers NSW Australia, I spent my childhood poring over atlases and dreaming of faraway places.

When I finished school I worked for a few months, saved some money and set off travelling to Europe – and I never really stopped. The longest I stayed in one place between Urbenville and the age of 40 was 3 years.

Somehow, in the middle of life I got stuck. The longer I stayed still, the harder it was to move. I got so comfortable that I put down roots and turned into a hermit.

So, in the spirit of shaking things up, my partner JH and I are off on adventures outside the hermit-hole. This blog is about the journey.

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