Photos By Location| Hiking in Tierra del Fuego | 1 | 2 |
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Palo Alto — A huge tree stands alone -- very alone -- at the top of Pampa Alta. |
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Train del Fin del Monde — The "train to the end of world" is really nothing more than a touristy kiddie ride through the mountains. It's ironic that this amusement that appeals more to children than grown-ups is actually a restored form of transport for prisoners. |
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If Only We'd Had a Hammock — Erin climbs into a comfortable-looking tree, only to discover it's anything but. Those biting termites probably didn't help. |
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Lapataia Bay — Strolling along the coast of Lapataia Bay, leading into the Beagle Channel. |
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Ensenada Bay — Another bay, with the Beagle Channel behind it. |
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We're Not Geologists, But... — Striations from thousands of years of tides, or giant claw-marks made by the evil forest-dwelling creature at the end of the world, sharpening his talons in anticipation of his next hiking victim? You be the judge. |
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Bahia Ensenada — Hiking along the coastline of Bahia Ensenada, which feeds into the Beagle Channel in the backgruond. |
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