Lakes and Volcanoes

As we proceeded further south, we passed through some peak tourist country; it became clear that we were a little ahead of time. Thousands of cabins, many campgrounds – theoretically open, but as yet, empty. I did manage to quiz a tourist information officer in one particularly well-served community about this – was there an oversupply? She maintained not – once the season kicked off (15th January) most locals would move out, offering their own homes for rent to holidaymakers, mostly from Santiago. February is peak season, apparently.

We were eye to eye with this fellow at one lodging
Crab with everything
How’s that for a colour? Scabious by the roadside.
Streeet Art
Municipal Building in Collipulli
Railway viaduct at Collipulli. We need a campaign for a new colour scheme for the Forth Bridge 🙂
Volcan Villarrica photobombing again
Not just beautiful – lethal, too.
Interesting architectural influences
Alstroemerias – indigenous wildflowers. And that’s my dog stick, in case you were wondering!
Not a bad place to end up.
Such a happy pair in Puerto Montt!
Cathedral, Puerto Montt

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