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Wanted - San Julian.

The Gypsy and the wolves in Bahia Oso Marino.

Rest between rocks on the second day of paddling.
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Duck retreat, does not fly but runs through the water at high speed.

moments before the swim on the beach treacherous.

wig runs north wind with a rough sea.

The algae are common on the stage at San Julian.

Bahia Camp Desvelos algae.

serves as kayaking wind deflector, but tied the tent to the boat the wind was stronger.

Bahia Laura, a place rich in history.

The Gypsy top of the lighthouse in Bahia Laura.

The post office where you live Edward, Alghero.

pop rocks are used by wolves to their long naps.

View from the lighthouse.

Hi all, we arrived at Puerto San Julian with some setbacks, but good. We come from many backgrounds visiting ports, ports that motivate penetrate increasingly Patagonian history. The desired output accompanied by the boys did the Boat and friends of the foundation know our home. The car horns sounded from the shore and the north wind brought us all up to the Penguin Island, home of Rockhopper penguins who unfortunately could not see. The normal starting stage, until the second day ... The complication was of course the wind but came three things, the shallow, pop rocks and algae.

The setting out of Desire comes with lots of waves breaking on all sides when the tide is low and many offshore islands that emerge.

is not as simple to navigate the area if all conditions are against it. The disadvantages were finishing the second day of rowing when the wind was right against only 60 km an hour between algae and surrounded by a sandbank. The exit to the beach was very hard after a few hours of paddling in place with the blades (oars) engaged with the seaweed kelp. Our enemy, the great Traetormentas mounted a cloud to come up with a flurry of more than 100 km when the next day. Thus began the third day, which actually did not start, all I could do was tie the kayaks and tents to wait out a storm so violent. The blast kills rod broke through the tent making a hole in the insulation sheets. Adding misery, humidity broke through the main camera so the photos will be without detail. And to close and begin with good things, an afternoon nap in the middle of the sea rise surprised us with a very fast and stole a kayak.

Luckily I could see it before the west wind carry him out to sea and after a few meters swim in cold water the kayak back into place. The only drawback is that I finished 5 days paddling important that caught a cold then Wig.

a difficult period, but gave up stories to tell between matte and matte. In good, we could see lots of Dolphins and Commerson's dolphins, in fact we managed to do that swim alongside the kayaks and play with us. The experience was unique.

The scenery is changing, suddenly some plateaus but most beaches Peladero background, all very plain. There are many rock formations and beautiful bays but the weather did not help much. The clouds are moving and the spring does not arrive, and in fact expect the summer but let directly to Tierra del Fuego to the changing climate of the entire Argetnina.

Now we go to Puerto Santa Cruz to arrive then Monte Leon National Park with some interesting formations. In the previous photos of Santa Cruz met with the gray gull, cormorant gray, gray day and a sea elephant that appeared in Monte Loayza, an old book Wildlife Foundation in a room, the morning but do not know what the current status of the reservation because the signage was blown up and there seemed to be a marked path. The rich fauna of the area is high. Crabs do not appear, but we are looking almost desperately.

spent by many non-working headlights, Argentina has neglected the maintenance of the same and while many have solar panels the batteries are exhausted. It's a shame to see them to fall in many cases.

Something more to tell, Laura Bay we met Eduardo, a gathering Alghero algae that occurs with the agar agar, which is in many foods we consume daily. Eduardo invited us to stay in an old group and told us about Bahía Laura and postal courier, abandoned building and looted by the people.

35 years ago that Edward is in the courier and hand assembling board algae bales of 300 kg collected after his old truck the 50's. There are many places scattered Argentinos unusual. The Patagonian coast is accessible for browsing, or fishermen siemrpe stays there to lend a hand. The weather can complicate things a lot, but with good logistics anything is possible.

San Julián We entered the wind dead against a significant tidal current of over 10 knots.

The waves were big and there are many banks, we had to stop for an hour in the old plant of Swift and follow when the blasts halted. Friends of The Yacht Club Dolphin came with the rubber boat at full speed to escort on arrival, share mates and bills and will come a great roast.

We'll see you next from Puerto Santa Cruz to tell more about what we're seeing. Greetings from the south.

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ABOUT OUR HOUSE FOUNDATION (Part 3). WELCOME TO SANTA CRUZ

In The desired referent Marcos Oliva Day Kayaking is really a great and historic Patagonia kayaker. To share with you, Mark toured the coast of Santa Cruz and Malala, his wife, another great kayaker. They know when? at 80. During those years he also made the first crossing of the Strait of Le Maire to the Staten Island and the first crossing of the Strait of Magellan by the Eastern Band. A few years ago to carry on with the Foundation Malala knowing our house, an example of entrepreneurship that I will make known to all to help disseminate it.

(Desire In the library after a nice chat)
The project connects kids with the kayak and the environment to and from an early age to know what they are about this amazing place called Puerto Deseado. I'll put the link so they can read more about the subject. If they come to Desire not go without knowing the foundation. Marcos is still paddling hard and meeting new destinations even aboard the kayak, any questions on the coast of Santa Cruz and Tierra del Fuego, make sure that it's going to meet with a lot of attention.

(Mark in action at Cape Blanco) picture of your property.

(The Coast Guard arrived to accompany our Desire) Desire
Our reception was in charge of the foundation, we escorted by the Coast Guard GC70 Prefecture and headed for the yacht club. By crossing out Freddy, Mark, and other kayakers. To our surprise bottlenose dolphins were also going around chasing across the river kayakers. Another great reception in Patagonia.
talked with many local media and passed by a school to tell kids what we are doing and promoting.
Now we are being spoiled as Mark and Malala, making the broiler to get fired at San Julian. Anita, go there! The information provided by this great kayaker will be valuable for the remainder of our expedition. Do not write more, enter the page http://www.fcnc.org.ar/ veanlo and with their own eyes. Greetings and keep going south.

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Caleta Olivia Thanks to all! Stephen and Vale! friends and family.

Now if we come to Santa Cruz to escape the winds of Commodore and Caleta Olivia. The flight of the Commodore made the club accompanied by Marcelo spore, spasms of Rada Tilly and parted with a promise to meet again for a future trip. The wind was behind us and face the whole way to Caleta Olivia through the boundary between the provinces on the fly. I had been testing a new, shovel Diego Ross, one of the boys of the Rosary - Rio The spade work first, so I take to tell everyone to come good blades for the domestic market, Dieguito (Ross) put a lot of quality to paddle and I think with a few modifications and new tests will walk 10.
That afternoon we were halfway in Caleta but a new province. The Golfo San Jorge began to orient ourselves toward the southeast and east so the prevailing westerly winds lead us to favor. The arrival in Caleta was incredible. The Gypsy's brother, Stephen, was contacted around Caleta and were of course to greet him and Vale, his wife, all the people of the yacht, the mayor, TV, radio and fire trucks with the horns, excellent ! From here our gratitude to everyone and especially to Steven and Vale by banks in their home in luxury and his friends for a great lunch with the family. What we ate pork. Caleta
Since we left Puerto Deseado. Santa Cruz was getting better and better, pebble beaches leave to meet with plateaus cut falling into the sea, shoals again, wolves and some new characters and I am presenting. The landscape is similar to that of Valdes with the difference that now we are in the pure steppe, much less vegetation and bare soils. The coast offers a good repair for the wind at times because plateaus alternate with low beaches that make you angry expose the west. The other day sailing against the wind and rising tide discovered that progress can be best provided skirting the surf is not great. In the pebble beaches turbulence is generated with the retreat of the wave that allows you to avoid some of the current. Does not always happen but if it works it's a relief not to lose the day of rowing and can even move a few hours.
try to show a little more with the images as usual. The weather really does not accompany the cold persists and say what they know to October and should be doing a little warm with some sun. None of this is happening, unlike the days dawn clouds, rain and usually at times is cleared to receive the arrival of another group of clouds that comes over to say hello. In part we are good to go warm up and ready to go in Tierra del Fuego, but still need to reach Gallegos and make the crossing, an entire voyage. Our next port will be San Julian, the big bass of San Julián to not know how many meters lower than sea level, a place we visited on the ground in other trips but never coming by water.
few anecdotes to exit the routine stories. Remember the helicopter? It turns out that we have been in constant contact with the Prefecture. For those things of relief and the distances were held incommunicado for three days. Three days and a storm led to the departure of the helicopter to take our position. We were carp and feel a pop out of the ordinary, Airwolf was the commander Dominic Santini, remember? The helicopter taking our position and asking if everything was in order and we will answer from the refugee tent and water and wind on a beach rather boring. We filmed a while from the air, scored our course and departed for Commodore.
further, to just below the Cape Blanco lighthouse is in a very large rock formation, we find a fling (tide rip) fierce for several reasons. The swells from the previous day had brought a wave into the rocks, the current ran against the wind was blowing in our favor. The result of all this, a natural washing olona several meters, almost static olona get up and down in seconds. Some waves break and all the time with the rocks on the side. The speed of the current was so fast that we could not advance. After a long struggle of one hour we could go out and resume navigation along the shore. The white out is another place in Santa Cruz that is worth knowing. And so we
browsing this extensive Argentina continues to surprise us with their countless landscapes. The vastness is evident in Patagonia and their costs.
continue with part three so you can tell about hosting Marcos, knowing our house foundation and all the people of Desire. Greetings