Tea tempers the spirit and harmonizes the mind, dispels lassitude and relieves fatigue, awakens thought and prevents drowsiness, lightens or refreshes the body and clears the perceptive faculties. (apparently).
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- Volcano Osourno - the hard way!
- Our first (and slightly easier) assault of Volcano...
- Sarah Beard's field. Panguipulli.
- Our new friends - met at a bus stop!
- Walking in the National Parks near Puerto Varas
- First Penguin sightings of the year
- Chiloe from the back of a truck
- Fishing in Chiloe #2
- Very unsuccessful fishing attempt...
- Agro tourism in Chiloe
- Flying south to Puerto Montt
- Valparaiso
- Looking over Santiago
- A wise man once said...
- Home from home (again) in Santiago
- The weekend's weather
- Starting work at St Pablo
- Driving downtown
- A nature reserve on the edge of the city.
- Al Fayed would be proud...
- Iguazu falls. 17 hours each way by bus... but wort...
- All in a single day...
- New bag. So soft. So practical. So exactly what wa...
- Circo Negro
- Good v Bad. First impressions of BsAs
- £3 wine x £3 steaks= 4 happy people.
- First attempt at a film in Spanish... mixed results.
- No wonder the traffic is chaos in downtown BA...
- Tigre. Stunning place. Riverside paradises.
- Logo for a train company...
- Belgrano Rugby Club. Belgrano lost...
- Architectural gems in Puerto Madero
- New Jeans from Carrefour... times have changed.
- MALMA. Museum de Arte Latinoamerico Buenos Aires.
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