They grow all kinds of grains, vegetables and fruits and there is a lot of industry: grain terminals and fruit factories-
Some crops have been harvested and the grain is stored in long white bags or taken directly to a terminal. There are cows and horses around so there are some wrapped round bales as well as small square straw bales-
An ad at a gas station-
Our itinerary has had to change because of a recent landslide in southern Chile. We'll be spending 3 nights in Pucón, then moving into Argentina to Bariloche where we'll spend 4 nights, including Christmas. We won't go back into Chile until we're going to Torres Del Paine. We are set to arrive in Ushuaia January 7 which is what I had hoped and works perfectly with my cruise. Then, it was also finalized that the group will still be in Buenos Aires January 17th, the day I fly there, so everything is working out. I may not have needed a new passport after all but oh well, I'll have it for my next adventure!
Looking forward to Pucon, an alpine town on a lake and believe it or not, I'm looking forward to sleeping in my tent!
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