I know a place
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Man, all these great stories. I wish I could someday see all these places. God bless you both
This was truly a magical place, made all the better by sharing it with the one I love.
If this place looks at all like a place you would like to visit, go soon. Development and change appears to be just around the corner.
How beautiful! God bless you both for sharing your travels with us. So glad to hear from you and know all is well. Love,
Terri
Are they ready to deal with tourists? Is everything bartered? Restaurants? Glad you were able to see and photograph it before it changes.
Joe
Are you two close to that volcano that just blew it’s top?
Scott
We are not in the area of Volcano Chaiten, but we just passed through there recently.
There are a lot of really great people down there. We are hoping for the best for them.