View of smogbound Santiago from their famous funicular. Fitting really, that the most polluted city of the Americas, is the capital city of the least sustainable country in the Americas.

All throughout Chile and Argentina are packs of stray dogs. What makes them different are that they are all beautiful pure-breds or similar. The Photo was taken earily morning at the bus station as we were waiting for our bus back to Chile.

Huge calving glacier in Argentina’s Los Glaciares National Park. We sat at the watch platform for four hours, just watching it hoping to get a photo of huge chunks of ice calving of the glacier to the sound of thunder.

The Navimag ferry sailing down the Chillian fjords of southern Patagonia.

The mascot surveys its troups during marches on Chile’s independance day.

Geri and Ricky standing next to a HUGH mining truck at Chuquicamata, the worlds largest open pit copper mine in the world.

Geraldine walking along the sand dune in the Valley of the Moon to watch the sunset. San Pedro de Atacama, Chile.

Sol De Mañana Geyser field, Bolivia, 4800m above sea level.

Geraldine stuck in the middle of the largest salt flat in the World.

The Worlds Most Dangerous Road decends from 4200m to 1600m (thereabouts), and is at times one lane wide, with 800m drops to the valley below.

We cycled down this road.

We are nuts.