Back on the bus again!!! It was sooo fun the last time that we had to do it again!!! Actually, this time it is an actual tour we are taking, which consists of several buses and ferries to cross the Andes mountain range into Argentina, the whole trip, approx. 8hrs…the tour follows the route that more than 400 years ago the Huilliches, the natives of Southern Chile, used as a commercial route, and later the Jesuits of Chiloé used to found the missions in the Nahuel Huapi region…the route is set in the zone of the crystal clear Andean Lakes surrounded by the towering mountains and volcanoes of the Andes….everywhere I looked, it was like staring at a postcard!! Luckily the weather was in our favor (clear skies and sunny, but cold!!) which just made everything seemed that much more surreal (apparently it rains about 280 days a year…just like Vancouver!!!)…

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Bariloche done!! We didn’t actually spend too much time in town as we had to hop on the bus again, this time for 20hrs, to get to Buenos Aires!!! The decision to bus to Buenos Aires wasn’t so much financial as it was necessary…there were no flights leavin Bariloche as the airport was closed for repairs (probably cause of the ash!!). So at 3pm, back at the bus terminal gettin ready to go to Buenos Aires…