After the relaxed days in Valpo it was time for Santiago to meet Rüdiger. We arrived a day before him and thus had time to explore downtown Santiago and the Cerro Santa Lucia. Which is a small hill located within the city. A peaceful hideaway in the big city. Perfect place to sit in the sun and read a book.
Next day we met Rüdiger at the airport. First visitor on this trip! Chapeau! As promised, Rüdiger brought my big backpack, my hiking boots, my warm sleeping bag, my camping mat, tent, stove, and some other stuff, so we and I were ready for Patagonia. Big big thanks Rüdiger! Unfortunately, thus also meant the end of “light traveling” for the time being. Quite a change.
After getting the stuff to the hostel, we went to the nice neighborhood of Barrio Brasil, ’cause Rüdiger was more than keen to get his first Pisco Sour after he had read all our raves about it. Unfortunately, the Chilean Pisco Sour is quite different from the Peruvian one. And the Peruvian wins the competition with ease! Sorry Chile. And bad luck for Rüdiger :-(
We visited the Cerro San Cristobal in the afternoon and Claudia and I went out at night. We found a nice club with quite good music and even if it was quite empty (hm, what to expect on a Wednesday?), we danced. Yeah! Missed it a lot!
Swinging greetings!
Michael
Haha, klingt nach fun. Hab auch noch eine Bemerkung am Rande, du solltest vielleicht dein T-Shirt (das du oben im Bild an hast) in eine gängigare Sprache übersetzen lassen. Wäre vielleicht erfolgreicher. :)
Wünsch euch weiterhin viel Spass.
Mit diesen Verbesserungsvorschlägen bitte an Undine wenden, die mir das T-Shirt geschenkt hat. Oder ein entsprechendes in ihrem Shop bestellen :-)
Gängigere meine ich natürlich… Nur damit du mir das jetzt nicht gleich wieder zum Vorwurf machst. ;)
LOL
Hey, you are still looking for a young women I notice?
You should never stop looking ;-)
Ok, werde dann wohl mit Undine reden, aber jetzt bist du ja eh bald wieder daheim. Dann tut es ein deutsches T-Shirt auch. ;)