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Chubut REMEMBER (Part 1).

Good as it going? While Chubut has been away I'd like to share some pictures we could not climb the last update. Are just a few and continue in the next posting with the arrival in Santa Cruz.
This image shows a Carancho. I'm not sure if this is true, and surely the friends of Aves Argentinas can ensure or refute it but it seems that the island Caranchos Tova they would be differentiated from common Caranchos? As if it were a subspecies, Something we had told our friend Lorenzo and we find it with a colored background. Turns out I got to the lighthouse for a closer look and Caranchos couple had a nest right there. I assure you were not very friendly to me and almost forced me to peck at full speed down the lighthouse, but they were like jumping almost 25 meters. If I can I upload the video with Carancho attack. Will saw my hair and said ... this is my nest of vultures has placed on his head? (Do not want easy jokes from those who know my baldness!)

Tova camp on the island, where algae were harvested. Everything has fallen over time. The island has a colony of Magellanic penguins and the memory of a lighthouse that no longer lights up.

The cove Horn is one of those places you're going back to enjoy mile after mile. The photo shows a kayaker complains looking at the camera and wondering what to build.

wig and rocks out two bays, a highlight of Chubut.

Horn Leaving a day in the sun but of course, windy. From Shrimp to date days remain very irregular.

The Gypsy covered by clouds, the day was cold and winter ranges, seems to be the longest of our lives.

out in the surf all the time is glued to the rocks with clear water and curious lions everywhere.

The home of the most macho. If they see the bottom you will find a male lion with his harem not very happy with the presence of Diego. In fact, running it out of its territory and Gypsy fire, photograph and otherwise.
Come to Santa Cruz!

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COMMODORE WITH WINDS REACHING JetA E! ROWING


(snuggling the shrimp boats in water)

As friends go? We are suffering Comodoro high wind speeds and water snow on a wintry day. In fact we can not complain, we are in Nautical Spore passing first with good people, something we have in Argentina almost everywhere, you just need to leave to meet her. If I remember the last thing I wrote was to Shrimps and talked about the wind? of course, has blown every day until Commodore. Spring is well in Patagonia, windy. I have recommended Shrimp, well, now that I can navigate safely say that the best of Chubut is the stretch Union Beach - Bahia Bustamante, breathtaking coastal scenery and plenty of marine life.

take this opportunity to thank the truck Dominguez, Alicia, Ari and Leah Stamina for us at home while waiting conditions for sailing. With them I spent my birthday with Lorenzo, a Frenchman who was alone on his boat and it gives us two nights sleeping in Caleta Sara.

(Caleta Sara, an amazing place like many others in the area)

(wig seen the boat in Caleta Sara Lawrence)

what came after it became increasingly Shrimp better. Based on recommendations from the truck and Lorenzo Lions face coming to the island that day to Caleta Hornos with a west wind raging.

(From the top in Caleta Hornos)

(Many caves interesting to see at high tide)

Once inside of the Cove is a different story and you just go through the landscape and incoming tide ... a journey of no return, a unique place. Never miss the salami that paint the rocks to leave your name, stupid, do not.

(A pure hang entering the cove beach)

Luckily Cabo Two bays are already booking. Another interesting place is the island with his old Tova seaweed farm camp and the old lighthouse or beacon is not working, and is part of history with over 60 years of being there perky. Yet where is the pipe passing acetylene gas as fuel for lighting.

(hard to forget those sunsets in Patagonia)

important thing to consider in the area for sailing in bird breeding season; Just for November start laying eggs and it is important walk near the nests of penguins, petrels and cormorants because the scare of the nest immediately come into action hairy, never missing piches and voracious gulls attacking the nest and eating the eggs. The hard part is putting the Petrel one egg and one egg is put into the next cycle or until two cycles later in time. Ta complicated this bug because it is played over slow die hooked on the hooks of longline fishing boats. Albatrosses and Petrels have the same, long lines with baited hooks floating frozen until mid-water where these birds can dive in question. Well, hopefully the INIDEP and biologists of the world to find solutions. I think experimenting with thawed bait and others but do not know too much about the results.

(With friends Visser, Bruno's ranch)

Back to navigation Tafford tip traveled, Bay Bustamante, Pedral of hell (so named by us) and finally Puerto Visser Comodoro Rivadavia. We could not see the driver who killed 40 dolphins stranded stranding or above the 140 but they said it is amazing to see lots and lots of bones piled up.

This tour has been the best of the province and hundreds of dive sites, pristine waters, islands everywhere, caves, possibilities for rockhopping and break the kayak, a bit of everything.

Sometimes the weather can ruin or hide the beauty of a place and you spend long. That happened to us in the Lions island also has a lighthouse and a lot of history.

On the technical or difficult the navigation is like everything, if conditions are good the navigation is safe with plenty of places to stop, if weather conditions are bad, or the wind, currents tidal and coastal formations often form deep and big waves crashing against rocks and ripples moved well. Everything you read on our site varies, it will depend on the weather, take it as a reference and then get together to exchange experiences. We

coming little by little in the vast Gulf of San Jorge and almost half are Commodore and the provincial boundary from Rada Tilly. We're going to Santa Cruz, penultimate province of our tour with longer distances between ports. Remaining 1800 km of travel and a lot to learn. At the moment I can not think about anything else because it is so much information processed per day we need to talk to the kids to remember the stories or look at photos and say ... ah! I was reminded of this .. and that.

I follow in a couple of days from Caleta Olivia with more images of the last stage and a story you save it for later and I just remembered.

Going once. Turns out we to make hauling the kayak we took the cover back and lift one side. And are three times that I forget the lid open and supported by the base but I remember just before entering the sea. Leaving the Island Tova did the same as always.

(Cause of the crash, Cormorants on the rocks emerging)

I object to get the cover because I hang myself looking at the bugs and never put the lid but I must confess that it is the best way to bring boat. That day at sea began to feel heavy and sunk the boat back until I saw my shoes floating beside me. I started yelling at the kids for me to shrink the hatch but the waves came and filled with water tight again. The worst of the situation, jacket and sleeping bag wet with salt water, not dry for a while. In mojo actually all a disaster. There was no danger of collapse because the air bags are sealed and never opened the cockpit, but had to return to the island and return to empty everything and navigation. In the afternoon the wind and the sun dried everything, but the situation was desperate to see my stuff floating in the sea. Council does not set up, bad and causes accidents. Never again I forget to close the lid, whether they know it.

(anecdote to the next, arrived by helicopter Prefecture)

another, we have spent hours collecting fishing floats are huge. The idea is to bring someone Tigre so get over there to me traveling about 20 bondi buoys. The cirujeo in Patagonia is fantastic. One day we walked 20 miles and we take water from a hydrate of soda siphons were scattered along the coast. Had gas and everything. Nature does not give you water but garbage from ships and cities do. Come, I remembered a few.

(Happy Birthday in sailing Lorenzo ... you are 31)

friends Next are others.

Greetings, thank you all for the support.

A special greeting to my sister Agnes and my brother Matthias who will be parents and therefore, wig and me, guys. Let cool, it is a male to flia, a new kayaker? juaaa! yes yes.

And to all my friends who had children and are having.

Bushnell Arc 1000 Compare To Nikon Archers Choice

between creeks and bays of Chubut.

COMMENTED IMAGES OF THE STAGE.

Large rocks falling into the sea. These same rocks are tightly closed beaches that are barely visible and are ideal for camping and against the wind.

One of the many islands we passed on the road. Up many cormorants nesting. The white you see is bird guano. (Guano = stool)

The red color of the volcanic rocks is spectacular.

Wolves happy in the hot rocks.

reach of beaches, some background cuts eroded plateau.

The Gypsy pulls handbrake to not drive a nail against the rocks. We come out at many beaches that end in stone when the tide is low and you have to dodge.

wig pulls handbrake.

not remember the name of the lighthouse.

Background

lambs give evidence of high winds.

Postal

pre coast shrimp.

wig out at the mouth of the river Chubut.

With friends Puerto Rawson

The sea is calm. At times everything is quiet and suddenly bursts come from all sides. Paddle attached to the rocks is an advantage.

camp from afar. You can see the steps that make up the waves at different tides. All the beach is pebbles.

Something quite cowardly, Pumas and a trap for foxes to avoid eating the sheep. Who was first? them or the sheep?

someday going to fall, water and wind can not be stopped.

View from the hill, some amazing places.

behind the sea are these landscapes.

drawers to pull the ceiling.

assisted output to avoid orillazo.

Tombo

stop happening if I ever see is a rock formation out to sea and is at the bottom on the image. Penguins are concentrated there.

volcanic rocks in a stream that goes to sea just to the bottom of the image.

wig and wolves.

Wolves hair like always curious.

This is one of the islands we passed with colonies of cormorants.

Excellent beaches between rocks in the Cabo Raso.

A fur seal which is rare to see them. In the hidden island lives a colony. This was a bit far from the island. Solitary man.

San Jose Faro bottom of the hill above.

Union Beach - Shrimp.
Good, we are in Puerto Shrimp. The landscape has changed and is getting better. Now we are going through volcanic rock formations, coves, points, bays, capes, bays and beaches are a dream, the dream of kayaker sea.

There are islands with sea lions and cormorants nesting in large colonies. Bird species appeared as Quetro (a rather chubby duck) the Skua (predator of eggs and chicks), among others. What more could you want? this has already surpassed anything we imagined.

The idea of \u200b\u200bmonotonous coast here in Patagonia does not work because the diversity of environments that are formed by the whims of nature are innumerable. To enjoy all would have to spend months and walk along the banks mile after mile.

playing places

We come recommended by people who know and take note of everything to come back another time. From Puerto Lobos going Valdés, gulfs and coastal Madryn is one and already down Union Beach is another story with lots of rocks.

Between the rocks there are algae, much wealth ictícola (fish, mollusks, etc) and clear waters that make everything in sight. Shrimp now down it gets better because there are more places like the cove recherche Horn, the Cape two bays and dolphins and other things to discover. The wind is very changeable, sometimes we are with torn south and north, then returns. The rock formations there are many strange movements in the water, currents speed up, dabbled with well-defined waves, crashing against the rocks, very interesting to see how it responds the kayak. There was much surf on arrival in Shrimp.
After enduring a few days to union beach reach the winds blew in favor. Our passage through the area was luxurious. We were Seba and Eve, and all flia Pulgui Perez Astuti. We had met in the Quiaca and we agreed to meet in Trelew. The thing is that we went to look Prefecture, we stayed in the house, walked around the VIRCH, valley of Trelew, we ate the first lamb of the season and something new, we tried the feta cheese is excellent.

Perez flia Astuti

The farm has a sheep production is booming. We are most grateful for the care of these friends the way we are taught about our country.
And we tell them more friends on the road. We arrived at Cabo Raso a day that blew strong against and get the hell to cross sea, rather sacrificed. The gift came later when we descended from the kayaks on a beach overlooking the spectacular Showers (wreck) and a lighthouse. In the distance passed Route 1 and headed over there where there is also an abandoned village and a military bunker for the project Condor (missile).

We grabbed thirst and face into a white van stopped next to a home for a little water. Not only had water! we had lamb stew, beer, wine, transport back to the kayaks in a truck and the best, we met Tom and Eliel that are laburando from dawn to dusk to put that old people left to work as a tourist destination for travelers from all over the world.

A very good project with a lot of work and rebuilding everything from stone and wood to give it a facade much as it was years ago. They have to go 1 and go to visit this place, we recommend it. Cabo Raso That night was filled, the truck arrived with the flia Domínguez. We were many, and those things have to happen shrimp living in the truck and invited us to stay at home and eat and meet a little place with recommendations from the coast and all, completely fine. Meetings were taking place one after another with people or first class. As the world is small and the truck played rugby, had acquaintances in common and shared anecdotes. The world is a handkerchief, make no mistake, but something that makes people who are on the same frequency is at the right time and we have been checking on this trip.

As I was saying earlier on the tour, we passed very rare and striking formations, pass by riding in arrowheads and other objects, the largest penguin colony of Punta Tombo Argentina is. In the latter, live longer than 800,000 bugs scattered the most unusual places. We have seen above the hills PENGUIN 1 kilometer from the coast. Imagine the poor penguin has to go to lunch and return to the nest ... jaj that laburo. If they saw walking understand what I say, step by little step and skipping stones.

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take a long time to meditate, flapping wings, breathe fresh air. They are very hung, along with the Wolves are without doubt the nicest animals in Patagonia. A description of behavior is unscientific but good, so my style.
also come through gardens of algae that sometimes you slow the kayak and paddle hook you on especially when the tide is low. Orca could see another few days ago but far away, about 500 meters. Surely a lone male walking morph Lobería penguins, cormorants and petrels. We saw the dorsal fin a couple of times, take a deep breath and left. We still have hopes to meet face to face with some.

The water temperature is cold, I do not put ourselves to clean leather snorkeling. Best we stay out of water on average is 15 degrees with a sun that part of the Capoche but not heating because of the wind that cools everything.
There are things I can mention the waste issue. The Argentos are dirty and we have a serious problem of education. Our problem is cultural and behavioral change can take years and as we have .... well, ever. There is one beach that is not garbage. I bet that from now no bottle thrown Ushuaia. The last we saw in Cabo Raso, a well full of corpses of guanacos and trash bags. Well filthy matter.
Well, it's something boring and I decided that if we see someone littering we left him in the head rowing.

The pictures speak a little more about the good and the incredible places that have the Patagonian coast. There is much to learn, the rooms are huge and sometimes prevent the arrival of people, you have to come by sea.

We face the last stage of Chubut to get near the border with Santa Cruz in Comodoro Rivadavia. Dieguito will spend his birthday in Santa Cruz and Chubut touches me within 2 days between penguins, sea lions and dolphins, not a very original birthday.
Until the next, we continue touring Argentina and remàndola day after day.
Greetings.