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Continuing North in Argentina

March 5, 2019 – March 9, 2019

The distance between real tourist attractions on the east cost of Argentina are large. We try to visit an interesting destination each day, but sometimes the distances are too great. We then, at least, try to find a nice spot to camp for the evening.

We camped here for one night and had a nice asada (BBQ). We were the only guests. If we had been here in January or February, the place would likely have been packed.

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A Love Motel, a Friendly Restaurant, and Parque Nacional Paracas

August 24, 2018 – August 27, 2018

We were headed back to the coast in order to take the longer, but faster, route toward Cusco.  We stopped for breakfast in the town of Huaraz, which is an important tourism centre for trekkers making their way to the Cordillera Blanca. Much of Huaraz (90%) was wiped out by the devastating Peruvian earthquake of 1970 and many memorials exist in neighbouring communities to catastrophic avalanches and mudflows known as aluviones which roiled down steep mountain valleys from the glaciers in the cordillera above on other occasions over the last 300 years.

A beautiful church we passed before reaching Huaraz.

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