RE: ARGENTINA #3 – Patagonias colossal field of ice and snow
Glaciers are one of the most fascinating natural wonders out there, is beyond my reasoning how that amount of ice can be found anywere and it size is for sure humbling, I have some relatives that went to the Perito Moreno Glacier but I've never been there, your post just revive my irge to see that monster
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Thank you. It is stunning. Hard to really describe the feeling when standing in front of it. I also did several hikes, both in Argentina and Chile. To mt. Fitz Roy and in Torres del Paine. Both have glaciers which is part of this Southern Patagonian Icefield. I am a pasionate traveller. Often I include hikes or longer treks. You can check some of my other travelstories ( Everest Base Camp trek) I went to Greenland a while ago. There I saw even more ice than in Patagonier, but sadly those glaciers are melting . Right now I am on a 7 week trip to Argentina and Chile. Started with Patagonia. Now Easter island- From there the Atacama desert and Santiago. Then I will spend my last 3 weeks back in Argentina before returning to Norway