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Sharrie's Tierra del Fuego Red-Carpet - Tierra del Fuego

TIERRA DEL FUEGO here refers to the national park.
How I ended up here still remains a mystery.
I spent only about 2 hours or so after disembarking from my cruise to Antarctica & before heading for the airport for the flight back to Buenos Aires.
This is more an accidental stop; one of those convenience store or fast food binges.
It was short but memorable.
& what's memorable in life deserves a mention!

Last visit to Tierra del Fuego: Jan 2004
Intro Written Jun 2, 2004
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Be prepared for all kind of weather Things to Do (8)

Whenever one decides to venture into a national park, be prepared for all kind of weather & temperature. I was there in... more travel advice

Horses in Tierra del Fuego - Tierra del Fuego

A different breed Things to Do (8)

Inside the national park, if you are lucky, you'll find lots of horses. It'd be really nice if one is allowed to ride... more travel advice

Cascada De La Macarena Things to Do (8)

Children find delights in almost everything. They delight in running about, posing for pix & just be. No thoughts about... more travel advice

Tierra del Fuego N. P. - Tierra del Fuego

Entering the National Park Things to Do (8)

Within the national park, which is about 40 mins west of Ushuaia, one can enjoy the wildlife unique to this part of the... more travel advice

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Toshioohsako May 30, 2009 at 8:58 AM Report Abuse

interesting places to visit. I must go to Argentina some day.
globetrott Oct 4, 2008 at 12:37 AM Report Abuse

great photos bringing back great memories of this lovely train. I will be back soon in Ushuaia !
AKtravelers Jul 10, 2005 at 5:22 PM Report Abuse

I'm glad you didn't think the train to the end of the world was that great! I felt like a partypooper for putting it in my "Tourist Trap" tips -- your assessment makes me feel better.
AlbuqRay Jun 30, 2004 at 7:38 PM Report Abuse

We used to say that Grand Forks, North Dakota, was not the end of the world, but that you could see the end of the world from there. Now I know where the other end is located and where the Macarena came from. :)
annk Jun 8, 2004 at 6:05 AM Report Abuse

So nice to have a personal tour! Are those wild horses?