Hallo,
in the last few days we have first travelled from Salta to San Augustin, where we vistied two National parks: NP Ischigualasti and NP Talampaya. Both of them were very impressive.
National park Ischigualasti is also called "Valle de la luna" (Tal des Mondes) and that is exactly what it looks like: like the images you have of what the moon probably looks like. Within the "Valle de la Luna" they have and are still discovering many fossils of dinosaurs.
The second park was more or less a small valley in between of two very high, nearly vertical walls of red stone on your right and left side of 100 - 140 meters! Cool!
Both national parks are "deserts" from the meteorological point of view and we can wholeheartedly agree considering the heat.
After that we continued our way to Mendoza where were are at the moment. The weather is fine, although autumn has already started, and we wander around the pedestrian zones and drink coffee in the streets thinking about our next steps.
At the moment we are a bit at a loss how to continue. At the end of april we need to be in Santiago de Chile as our flight to the Easter Islands leaves on the 1.5. So we have about 2 weeks time to spend in between ...yes, there is a lot to do... but WHICH of the possibilities shall we choose .... I know we have a hard life here with extremely hard decisions to take ... ;-)
[Only today I said to Mirko: "Hey! Today is monday and we don´t have to sit in the office ...hehe ... We know you love us nonetheless :-) ]
Thinking of all of you! De verdad!
Kisses Renate & Mirko
in the last few days we have first travelled from Salta to San Augustin, where we vistied two National parks: NP Ischigualasti and NP Talampaya. Both of them were very impressive.
National park Ischigualasti is also called "Valle de la luna" (Tal des Mondes) and that is exactly what it looks like: like the images you have of what the moon probably looks like. Within the "Valle de la Luna" they have and are still discovering many fossils of dinosaurs.
The second park was more or less a small valley in between of two very high, nearly vertical walls of red stone on your right and left side of 100 - 140 meters! Cool!
Both national parks are "deserts" from the meteorological point of view and we can wholeheartedly agree considering the heat.
After that we continued our way to Mendoza where were are at the moment. The weather is fine, although autumn has already started, and we wander around the pedestrian zones and drink coffee in the streets thinking about our next steps.
At the moment we are a bit at a loss how to continue. At the end of april we need to be in Santiago de Chile as our flight to the Easter Islands leaves on the 1.5. So we have about 2 weeks time to spend in between ...yes, there is a lot to do... but WHICH of the possibilities shall we choose .... I know we have a hard life here with extremely hard decisions to take ... ;-)
[Only today I said to Mirko: "Hey! Today is monday and we don´t have to sit in the office ...hehe ... We know you love us nonetheless :-) ]
Thinking of all of you! De verdad!
Kisses Renate & Mirko
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