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Check point just in case you want to bring a apple to another part of Argentina |
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Speed is the only good thing about rt3 other than that
is super straight and very boring lol |
I ran into Dave about 40 miles past Viedma and because it was very hot that day I decided to go back to the city with him and stay over night, we found a hotel in the center of the town and had a great dinner while sharing trip stories, Dave was going to Buenos to ship his bike and fly back home. Next morning as we were packing we meet a rider from Brazil that was going down to Ushuaia so him and I stock together for next 9 days.
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Many gas stations along the rt3 and some cities as well had long lines to fill up,
some acutally ran out of gas. |
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aaaaah shade |
We both want it to visit Peninsul Valdes so we went to Puerto Madryn where we stayed for two nights, we took a hired trip to the PV and I suppose you can do it on the bike but its all dirt roads in there and to thell you the throught unless is season for wales and orcas its not much happening there. So if you are in the area go and see Punta Tombo instead, you will see the animals more u pclose.
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Parking at the hostal in PM |
Animals in PV
Ozi (the rider from Brasil) want it to see the Monumento Natural Bosques Pertrificados Park so we decides to ride down to Caleta Olivia and stay over night, well this is one not so happy town and the only thing in it is this big cool statue :P
Well, ride to the park is 50km each way of crappy dirt road that is filled with loose stones so unless you really want to see it I would not recomend. The park is nice though and new for me so that plus the dirt fun made a ok day :D
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and yes it was windy as hell |
From there we got to Puerto San Julian where we stayed over night, the ride was getting more and more windy so we knew that we were getting closer to the end of the world
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Many gas station have tons of cool sticers from travelers |
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I don't have any but my Awesome Girlfriend made me
a set of cool cards for my trip so I made my own style sticker |
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one way to deal with the wind |
Tierra Del Fuego next (soon I hope
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cheers
Hola,
ReplyDeleteI have been following your adventure, enjoying both the narrative and pics......of late concerned that your SPOT has not moved since near your last posting....hope that all is well with you.
Bob
Hi, Jarek! Finally, i'm reading your blog. I'm adoring it. The road to the Natural Bosques Pertrificados Park was a nightmare for me. Jesus Christ! But now i liked it. :)
ReplyDeleteOzzy!!!!!!!! :)
ReplyDeletehow are you? how was the rest of your ride?
thanks :) I still have to work on it and finish the darn blog lol