Port Chacabuco

 


Had a great day, slightly overcast and the sun came out in the afternoon! This is unusual as they only have 50 days with good weather.   I convinced Trent to go kayaking and had a great time on Los Palos, very similar to mountain lakes at home.  The big difference was some of the trees.   





Look closely this is actually a catus.  



The port is very small but was able to find Calfate Sours, a very powerful sipper.  Trent thought he order Calfate beer for himself but received a sour same as me.  

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