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25 Feb 2012
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Best of luck to everyone stuck in Rio Gallegos. I'm going to head north and hope the fuel situation is better.
It's a shame we're going to miss that Manolito. Maybe next time hey?
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Go north, it's too cold here and few days ago it was snowing in Ushuaia (during summer :confused1 .
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It looks like it's solved.
This photo is from 2 days ago
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Best of luck to all those now heading north. May the queues be short and the weather pleasant.
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3 Mar 2012
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There was gas in Estancia Tapi Aike yesterday...
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Blimey - I must have been lucky. I went down from Bariloche via Gallegos a few weeks ago and no fuel problems. I am amazed a big place like Rio G was totally our of fuel.
Interested to hear no fuel on Car Austral. My front damper is shot so i decided to take the ferry up to Pt Montt - sounds like a good decision!.
I am heading to Santiago and then trying to plan route north from there - looks a challenge to know which route to take!
good luck to all.
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Hey folks, how's the fuel situation down south? I was speaking to a guy yesterday who will be heading to Ushaia in a few days and I said I'd ask around about fuel.
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Problem solved
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The R40 is closed. Due to heavy rains the section from "Tres Lagos" to "Gobernador Gregores" is closed for a few days.
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Thanks to all that posted. I was traveling south 3 weeks ago, saw the posts and averted the problems by taking the ferry from Puerto Montt to Puerto Natales. Then proceeded from Natales>Arenas>ferry>Provenir>San Sebastion>Rio Grande>Ushuaia. No problems all the way.
Now I'll be heading north since it appears that most of the problems seem to be resolved.
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In puerto madryn now. No issue finding gas all the way up.
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There are no fuel issues right now
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Yep - I´m in Comodoro Rivadavia at the moment, heading south, all good so far. Wind is - well - windy! But clear sunshine today - and CR seems to have its own little micro climate, as I´m wandering around in a t-shirt!
Manolito - thanks for your post on the other thread. Sounds pretty chilly with you. Any news on the snow in TdF?
I´ll probably stop in Pto San Julián area tomorrow (Monday 9th), and get into Rio Gallegos on Tuesday. If you are around, it would be great to meet up and buy you a
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Comodoro Rivadavia is always windy. Today we had windsof 80km/h. Just and advice, travel between 6am and 11am, because you are not going to have wind
In Ushuaia was raining this days, but it stopped raining.
I'll be here on Tuesday
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Those that are near Ushuaia, be very careful because it's snowing
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