Ushuaia & The Beagle Channel!

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The happy penguins of Patagonia!
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The Beagle Channel is named after Darwin’s ship, the HMS Beagle. Darwin explored and mapped the entire southern tip of Patagonia.
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The Andes.

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Channel view from Andes hike.
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Poppies everywhere!

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Parque Nacional Tierra del Fuego, Ushuaia Argentina. (This means “Land of Fire” and was named by Darwin. It referred to all the fires Darwin saw from his ship that were lit by the native people to keep warm.)
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Ushuaia terrain.
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I would recommend adding gorgeous Patagonia to your bucket list if you like to travel.
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Happy Sunday to you from The Holler!

97 thoughts on “Ushuaia & The Beagle Channel!

  1. Woah!
    The scenery is wonderful but it is the photographer whom I take my hat off for. What a capture!
    By the way, the penguin on the right, the furry one, looks exactly like me when I was a kid. LOL! 😀

    1. This is an alliterative comment….pretty poppies, peculiar penguins. I am impressed! It is getting to the point where I can’t wait for your comments!!! LOL! Bravo! Once again…….

  2. Huh!– and I thought Patagonia was a catalogue fulla beautiful people climbing rock walls and ice faces wearing bright colorful jackets with lotsa fleece, pockets, and zippers! Ah, well– live and learn… : P

    Lovely photos, and a delightful post– thanks, Cindy! : )

    1. Just like the Patagonia clothes company, huh? LOL! We were in the southern tip of Patogonia in Argentina. You are thinking of the Chilean parts of Patagonia including the fjords, Beagle Channel and Torres Del Paine National Park. We were there several years ago and it is unbelieveably stunning also. Cheers to you and thanks for the chuckle~

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  3. Cindy, I like the variation here. From the very small, to the panoramic, you framed it all so invitingly. I especially like the shot of the slatted bridge mid-hike for perspective, and the poppies!! Wizard of Oz has nothing on that vibrant color! Amazing, and amazing…it’s on my bucket and PAIL list!!

  4. Penguins DO always look like they’re smiling! Lovely the way the clouds reflect into the water, just like a mirror. All of these are such lovely pictures — it looks like beautiful weather graced you for this trip!

  5. I am so pleased to have added an adventuress to my list of blogger friends. You and your blog are amazing! I never have to leave my desk to travel around the world and to see the most exciting places! Thanks. 🙂

  6. I find myself struggling for adjectives every time I visit your Blog, Cindy! Your Photography is mind blowing. It is such a treat joining you on these pictorial excursions. This lightning tour of scenic Patagonia is no exception! Those penguins do look happy, don’t they?

    I wrote a poem, a short time ago, about wild horses. Your photograph would be a brilliant companion piece. Might I borrow it for a future post? I would of course credit you fully and link it to your site.:)

    Cheers,

    ~Cliffy

    1. I am honored by your kind words. Thank you so much! Of course feel free to use the photo and thank you for asking. I would love to see the poem. Comments like yours make blogging so rewarding. Thank you sincerely Cliff!

  7. Liebe Cindy das sind ja atemberaubende Fotos einfach schön ,das in Natura zu sehen ist ein unvergessliches Erlebnis danke dir für diese Traumfotos einen schönen Samstag Sonntag wünsche ich dir Klaus

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