Icecubes
After a few nerve recovery beers, and a SHEPPARDS PIE (wierd) with a couple of cool guys from our hostel we hit the sack ready for an early rise in the morning.
7:30am we woke to a big snow storm. Today is the only day I want it to be really hot so that the glaciers melt and break off into Argentinas biggest lake. Clearly nature had different ideas.
We spent the day on a catermeran visiting 5 glaciers (Upslar), dodging icebergs on the way. It was awesome. We saw one collapse which was spectacular (crap word, but appropiate), the noise was like thunder then a gigantic splash into the lake creating a huge tidal wave.
We took a walk through a forest to see some more glaciers. It was a great day, although tomorrow is supposed to be way better when we go to the Moreno glacier which is the most active glacier in the world, with collapses every 15 minutes or so.
Boom Boom
Chris
7:30am we woke to a big snow storm. Today is the only day I want it to be really hot so that the glaciers melt and break off into Argentinas biggest lake. Clearly nature had different ideas.
We spent the day on a catermeran visiting 5 glaciers (Upslar), dodging icebergs on the way. It was awesome. We saw one collapse which was spectacular (crap word, but appropiate), the noise was like thunder then a gigantic splash into the lake creating a huge tidal wave.
We took a walk through a forest to see some more glaciers. It was a great day, although tomorrow is supposed to be way better when we go to the Moreno glacier which is the most active glacier in the world, with collapses every 15 minutes or so. 
Boom Boom
Chris
posted by Chris at 5:29 PM
1 Comments:
That last picture of you with the stick looks like a colder version of otters cove
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