The big glacier (Perito Moreno) at El Calafate – this is actually only one half – there is more on the other side of the point


me in front of the big glacier at El Calafate
Above the Glacier in the viewing area
We waited and waited and waited and waited for a chunk of the glacier to fall off – eventually it did – you can see the wake moving out in a circle
Observe and Conserve!
dirt and ice and dirty ice – the glacier is moving forward at a rate of 2meters per day and constantly breaking off and falling into the water.
the extent of the glacier

– We spent about 70 hours on busses during this trip – but it wasn’t so bad.


the glacier from a distance
view from the hostel on the outskirts of Puerto Moreno.

me in front of the big glacier at El Calafate
Above the Glacier in the viewing area
We waited and waited and waited and waited for a chunk of the glacier to fall off – eventually it did – you can see the wake moving out in a circle
Observe and Conserve!
dirt and ice and dirty ice – the glacier is moving forward at a rate of 2meters per day and constantly breaking off and falling into the water.
the extent of the glacier
– We spent about 70 hours on busses during this trip – but it wasn’t so bad.
the glacier from a distance
view from the hostel on the outskirts of Puerto Moreno.
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