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Congratulations guys, a great achievement!!
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Thanks so much Paul. It is a bit surreal!
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MS Expedition
Staying in La Posta Hostel is a dream. It was recommended to us by lots of riders including Annaleen and Uli who we hosted in Vancouver on their way from Ushuia to Alaska.
DSC00770 by Worldwide Ride.ca, on Flickr
DSC00791 by Worldwide Ride.ca, on Flickr
We have a few days here before we leave for Antarctica to tour around.
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It gave us time to try out all the places Wei suggested to eat. One of our favorites was Ramos Generales el Almacen, which is run by a French guy. The food and breads are amazing. We went there everyday! This is a submerino, which is hot liquor and hot milk that you drop the chocolate into.
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That is why we met Blaine and Irene here 2 days in a row. We first met Blaine in Banos Ecuador in November.
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We had to stop for photo ops at all the end of the world and Ushuaia signs.
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antarctic 1 & 2 1 by Worldwide Ride.ca, on Flickr
One day we took the bike up to the base of the ski hill and then out to the airport for some nice views of the city.
antarctic 1 & 2 6 by Worldwide Ride.ca, on Flickr
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Dan had lost his side stand extension on the ripio and so had a piece welded on.
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I enjoyed your story.
So, what next?
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Well..... After Antarctica we head back up the Careterra Austral in Chile! According to Gino is the best of the best!
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8 Feb 2014
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Congrats guys!
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Thanks so much Mark! We are pumped.
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14 Feb 2014
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Spectacular doesn't even begin to cover it. Wow!
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14 Feb 2014
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Spectacular doesn't even begin to cover it. Wow!
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What is ever more crazy is that it looks ten times better in real life than the photos. Truly epic. Sp
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16 Feb 2014
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To Porvenir
Well what an epic trip so far! Now north again to the Carretera Austral! But first lets get out of Ushuaia! Today we headed back 215 km to Rio Grande for the night.
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The next day we went the very windy 80 km to the border at San Sebastian. Here we gassed up on the cheap Argentine gas and met up with Dave (Prairies to Penguins).
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We headed over the first 14 km of dirt to the Chile border. No one maintains this section so it is full of Potholes. Dave said “ I don’t remember it being that rough.” We were lucky this time at both crossings as we were the only people there.
When we were just about to leave Dan noticed Dave had a completely flat rear tire. Since we had just 140 km to go to Porvenir we stayed to help him. The funny or not so funny part was after 45 minutes of trying to set the bead on the Heidenau the woman watching us from the food truck says she has a compressor. We had already asked the border guys who denied there was any air available here!!!
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We were entertained by the fruit sniffer dogs for sure.
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Now off road to the ferry dock at Porvenir.
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This is a wind swept little town.
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To Punta Arenas
In the morning we headed to the dock at 1130 for the 2 pm sailing and were of course first in line, except for those with reservations. “You can make reservations!!??” We all said since this is not listed anywhere online.
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In the end there were 12 bikes… Us, Orvar from Sweden, Trevor from Calgary, Tony from Spain, Bart and Renata from Holland, Eran from Isreal, Faizel, Madie, and Zamri from Malaysia, and Argentinean couple.
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The 90 min crossing took over 3 hours with salt spray and waves crashing over the bikes and us at times.
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Arriving in Punta Arenas we headed first to the shop of Alejandro, who is a great mechanic at Alelago Workshop! We needed oil changes and he did a one over and adjusted and fixed several things on both bikes. Thanks so much! I don’t think our bikes have been this clean since new.
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There is a very impressive cemetery here and a nice waterfront as well.
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To Puerto Natales
Now an easy ride 247 km to Puerto Nateles.
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We ran in to the Malaysian team again on the road.
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It’s a small town so we eventually met up with 10 of the 12 riders from the ferry ride for a Parilla dinner.
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We did a bit of riding around town.
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Wow, I know what I'm doing for 5 days when I get down there...
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If you love hiking you can enjoy the whole circuit for ten then! 
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To Baja Caracoles on the Ruta 40
We had to have an extra days rest in Natales after our big hike and the other guys had a day to see the glacier at Perito Moreno, which we had already seen and so we were a day behind them. Time to catch up. We had a 280 km drive to El Calafate, with a bypass on the Ruta 40 between the 5 and the 7, which is a 115 km gravel road.
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We headed out of town towards the border crossing at Rio Turbio. This was an easy 2. We handed our import papers to the agent and he just said thanks. We were done so fast we said “is there not anything else?” He laughed and jokingly said no “ get out!” Then there is a 3 km drive to the next control. Here we had a 10 minute entry to Argentina.
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We stopped for cheap gas in town of Rio Turbo and then headed to the turn off to the Ruta 40 (where the gravel started) to add our sticker to the collection. It was nice to arrive to find a room booked for us and a great restaurant picked out by Trevor ad Orvar.
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We headed out of Calafate in very heavy winds on the pavement to Tres Lagos in 163 km.
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The worst part of the day actually was the desvio or detour into the town with high winds and very deep gravel. The gas station is past the town so there was no need to do the detour!!!
to baja caracoles 3 by Worldwide Ride.ca, on Flickr
All we had heard from people in the last week or so is how horrible the road is north of Tres Lagos. Heading up the Ruta 40 with some trepidation the first 20 km were shit with deeper gravel, but it was pretty good for the most part after that. All the nay sayers failed to mention the paved sections in the south part and that the last 180 is paved. We managed to sneak onto a few of the blocked off paved sections.
to baja caracoles 5 by Worldwide Ride.ca, on Flickr
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Trevor did have a miracle today. A huge gust of wing hit him and pushed him into the deep gravel. He ended up in the ditch, but with the gas on when BOTH of the wheels came off the ground and he did a 180 and landed it facing backwards down the road looking at Dan! Wow we had some wind on the gravel today. We did stop to hear the tale on a sheltered corner.
to baja caracoles 11 by Worldwide Ride.ca, on Flickr
We stopped at 430 in Gobenor Gregores pretty tired from the wind and dreading the last stretch and considering staying for the night. We met this couple from Denmark and Colombia who were riding to Ushuaia on this heavily loaded 250. We were happy to hear from them that there was pavement for the last 180 km to the “town” of Baja Caracoles, where there was gas and actually not a bad hotel.
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The Ruta 41 to Paso Roballos
We had been advised by Roberto and Matteo to go to Chile on the Ruta 41 as it was more scenic than the routes farther north, but that the road is a challenge. Luckily we had a great day for it, since we were advised not to go if it had been raining.
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The first 10 km were crappy deepish gravel, but after that it got better.
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We stopped on the road waiting for the other two. It turns out Trevor had his brake lever come loose, but luckily none of the parts were lost. While Orvar was waiting to help him his bike was blown over and he had to unload.
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Just then I said I hope this “ great scenery” starts soon. Well just 1 km further it was spectacular.
to puerto tranquillo 14 by Worldwide Ride.ca, on Flickr
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There were some easy parts and some challenging bits for all of us on the 91 km to the border and some annoying washboard too.
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We had some nice views on our way to Paso Roballos.
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The panorama just before the Argentina border was stunning.
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Driving up to the border there was a locked gate, a security guard, and a border official. It was an easy process and since there were no computers he entered everything by hand in big ledgers.
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To Chile and the Caraterra Austral
Now just a short 10 km to the Chile crossing.
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This was a more substantial operation, but again everything was done old style by hand here and using carbon copies.
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Then there was another sometimes-challenging 70 km on the 41 to meet the ruta 7.
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We drove along the river and had a few water crossings.
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Dan for some fun headed off into a field to chase some Vicuna/Guanaco.
to puerto tranquillo 66 by Worldwide Ride.ca, on Flickr
The 7 is a good gravel road along several lakes here to the village of Puerto Tranquillo for a total of 253 km off off road. We were super happy to find a cabin with a kitchen and 2 bedrooms for 20$ each, since we were all just too bagged to “camp”. A hotel room here in this tiny place is 95$ and the camping is a tent on a weed patch.
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