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- What's Up, PL? 1 year ago I know there has been much to say lately on issues close to ‘home’ and that I’ve been silent on much discussed subjects. Truth is, I have been busy writing about that volcano issue for other news outlets, and also hard at work on the revamping of www.patagonialiving.com - we hope...
- A Sad Day in Patagonia 2 years ago Today is a sad day in Patagonia. A Chilean goverment commission has approved the $8billion hydroelectric project that will dam 5 wild rivers in the Aysen Region of Southern Chile, including the mighty Rio Baker. These are pristine, ice-blue rivers fed by glaciers that drain out of massive lakes...
- Should I let him keep the puma skull? 2 years ago I’m married to what North Americans may call a ‘hoarder’. He calls himself a colecionista. More accurate would be a Nature Nerd. I am the anti-colectionista. The truth, as I see it, is that the tiny wooden cabin we call ‘home’ in the woods outside Bariloche can’t...
- Plateria Criolla: Silversmithing in Argentina 2 years ago Silversmithing has been a craft in the Americas since long before Pizarro, Cortes and the Conquistadores stumped the Aztecs in the 1520s. It was silver, and not gold, that financed the Spanish Empire, after all. And the name Argentina is derived from the latin word for silver. Silver mining in...
- Yes, you can survive as a Vegetarian in Beefville 2 years ago As many of you know, I famously came out of the vegetarian closet on my first visit to Argentina with my then future-husband. I later wrote about it for the National Post, with a giant photo showcasing my father-in-law’s indoor grill. After 12 years of veggie living - instigated by a...
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Milsters
13:47 PM November 18, 2012
13:47 PM November 18, 2012
This blog is written by a Canadian who has lived all over the world (Germany, France, etc.), worked as a journalist (in Costa Rica), married an Argentinian, then set up an adventure & exploration company in Patagonia. Her blog is as adventurous, thought-provoking, and inspiring as she is. I absolutely love this blog!!
