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Bariloche – Argentina

Trees, Lakes, and Mountains

Lago Mascardi

Lago Mascardi, with Cerro Tronador in the distance.

Stepping from the bus at the Bariloche terminal, somewhat dazed by our two day southward haul, I was immediately struck by how wonderful the place was. It had serene, mirror-like, lakes, soaring, craggy mountains, and giant, awe inspiring trees; but I did not notice these things until later, the reason Bariloche was so immediately, refreshingly, wonderful can be summed up in two(ish) words, twenty-seven degrees. After the pressure-cooker heat of IguaƧu, with its sauna-like humidity and unrelenting, vicious, sunshine, Barloche’s twenty-seven degrees and accompanying cool mountain breeze was like a glass of iced water on a hot summers day. Here was somewhere we could stay, hike, and quite literally chill-out.

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