North and back

The north is full of vultures. Well, this isn´t too far noth either. Bahaia Ingles. I guess the place is crouded in the summermonths. Now it was totally deserted. We had a hard time finding an open hotel. We found a cabana. Im happy we found something though. Outside these guys where waiting.





But the nice thing about a deserted village was that we had all the beaches for our self. Ilmar used the oppurtunity to propose!








I´m suddenly engaged.
Here is the proof. Feels good too.
I´m engaged and blogging about it, gee!
But now you know...










The desert


We drove to a national park called "Parque National Pan de Azucar" Beautiful place and of course warm. Then we went hiking up to a view point where we could see the Pacific ocean.

















It´s amazing how plants manage to grow at places like this. No water, and it almost never rains. They are living of morning fog. Then some birds and lamas lives of the plants. We saw a lama. There was also supposed to be foxes around.



















From the viewpoint













Yesterday we tried an other national park.

"Parque National Nevado de Tres Cruses" This park wasn´t just as easy to reach. The park was at 3700 m over sea level. We had to get over a mountain top at 5000! With a little rented Kia. Getting up there was thrilling. But down again when we where both dissy and felt kind of drunk because of the hight..













But hey. It was beautiful. At the top we found a salt plane. We drove the whole day, and ended up in Vallenar where we are now. Not anything special about the city really, so we better move on.