Argentina
After the unloading from Sea-Spirit on November 25th at 8:45 a minibus led
me to the FreeStyleAdventure Travel agency where I found Gabriel who
gave me the key of the parking where my truck had remained 21 days. Then
I used Wifi connection enough low-speed to publish the pages of my
website concerning the voyage in the Antarctic. I remained more than six
hours in front of my computer! Finally I found again my bivouac
at Playa
Larga.
On Saturday the 26th /11 after food purchases at Carrefour market I
returned for the last time to FreeStyleAdventure Travel where I
remained until midday to finalize the publication of my website, to send
emails and to make a rapid French press review. Then I moved towards
the Beagle Channel by the Ea. Haberton track to bivouac at the edge
of water.
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| Beagle Canal | |
On Sunday, November 27th I made a detour to see the wreck of Desdemona in Cabo San Pedro by taking the track RC "A" at 1.5 km from the source of water on the RN #3. While arriving I met a French couple with whom I exchanged information.
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| Track RC "A" | Epave du Desdemona |
On Monday, November 28th was a small driving morning to go to Rio Grande. But it was one bank holiday, Sovereignty of Argentina Holiday. I spent a long moment at the cafeteria of YPF gas-station to use intermittent Wifi connection, consultation of my mailbox, press review etc. I returned to my bivouac of the 30/10 at the northern city entrance opposite the sea with a violent ground wind. Around 13:00 French friends, met in Bogota one year ago, struck at my door, what a surprised! They offered the coffee to me during a long information and experience sharing.
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| Track RC "A" | Bivouac Rio Grande |
On Tuesday, November 29th I spent the morning at Mercedes-Benz on standby of the delivery of my truck after the periodic revision. I recovered it at 13:00. Then after frugal a lunch I moved towards San Sebastian, border post, where I bivouacked as one month ago day for day. For two days a strong wind swiped the Earth of Fire getting the progression wavering on the road.
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| Bivouac, on seashore |
I left Argentina on Wednesday at San Sebastian, 4 meters high. Look at Crossing the border, here
