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Ushuaia is not the end of the world

The Tierra del Fuego has name fable and legend encourages backpackers who decide to cross landscapes to the sea where they stopped. But when one reaches the southernmost city in the world, he deals with the unexpected jolt from the bustle of people.

byDaniel Landa

29 July, 2013

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Wulaia: Fitz Roy Indians

We were in the ship's stern, with our life jackets and very warm, ready to embark on the boats. "We follow you, we get us a picture of the little Indians. "he said smiling Mrs. Chilean. "What pressure!"I thought. By Gerardo BARTHOLOMEW.

byRicardo Coarasa

3 April, 2011

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Ushuaia is not the end of the world

Wulaia: Fitz Roy Indians