I set two ground rules for this round of the Photo Blogging Challenge. First, I'd share THINGS I love (not people). And second, they'd be things I love NOW, knowing they'll be likely to change over time.
I set two ground rules for this round of the Photo Blogging Challenge. First, I'd share THINGS I love (not people). And second, they'd be things I love NOW, knowing they'll be likely to change over time.
After four days of suboptimal weather that made it impossible to achieve our desire to take in an unobstructed view of Fitz Roy, Mother Nature cooperated on our last full day in Parque Nacional Los Glaciares. This was the most hiking-intensive interval during our three weeks in Patagonia and we came away re-acknowledging that it does get harder as the years pile on. 😉
Excluding travel days, we allocated four full days for exploring parts of Torres del Paine. During that time, weather and other variables cooperated such that we experienced two of the three "must do" activities that we identified during out trip planning. Unfortunately, a multiplicity of factors meant we ended up missing out on the French Valley hike. Instead, we did a couple of half day hikes and went exploring for fossils. Keep reading for more on all of our Torres del Paine adventures, including making new friends from home when we were all far from home.
Highlights from our full 3 days in Toronto included the many parks/green spaces, Art Gallery of Ontario and Royal Ontario Museum.
Whether chaotic, rule-breaking or simply free in some way or another, this post includes (more than) 5 photos depicting how we make our month a bit of a free for all.