Now I´m in Coyhaique, the center of the defense of the land in Patagonia. I´ll be spending the next week or two seeing what I can of the land and the people here (it is Winter, so not the height of outdoor season to say the least, but a good chance to get to know the people). Hopefully I´ll be able to get what I can of the outdoors.
Most people use the wood stove for heat, cooking, etc. since gas and electricity are increasing in price.
A teen juggles in the street to earn some extra money.
Signs and graffiti opposing the construction of the dams and power lines can be seen throughout the city.
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how awesome that you're in south america! i hope it's all going well, and thanks for letting us follow your journey!
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