A Texan in Argentina

Ask anyone who has done the whole Route 40 excursion down Patagonia what their favorite place was and you will likely hear just one answer— ...

Our first real destination after Bariloche was the small village of El Chaltén set to the backdrop of Mount Fritz Roy and located at the n...

Cueva de las Manos, or "Cave of the Hands" is an exceptional collection of primitive cave art dating back 9,500 to 13,000 years ag...

In the States, we had the legendary Route 66 that personified the United States in the 40s and 50s and featured the diversity of our cities ...

Down here in Latin America, the Sony Entertainment Television channel has been doing a big push for the Ugly Betty show. The commercial is...

Greetings from the end of the world. Sorry for not posting much lately. We have been on a world-wind tour down Patagonia for the last two w...

Thought I would share a view more pics from around Bariloche. Our first week we did a Jeep tour with two other couples. One from Spain (pic...

Through a mix up in scheduling, we arrived in Bariloche two days before we could move into our apartment. What do you do when you are strand...

We arrived in Bariloche a few weeks ago. I apologize for not keeping the blog updated with up-to-the-minute postings of what we have been u...