We arrived in Puerto Madryn after another long day of driving and seeing very little. We had learned to thrive off the only out of bus communication we received with the real locals at the petrols station. I have never before seen a people so interested in a truck. Everywhere we went people turned there heads as if a bugatti had just gone past. We had spend the last couple of nights 'fee camping'. Which basically means drive until it gets dark and then pull up a...

Over the next few days we learnt the meaning of the word 'overland' travel. Driving nearly 4,000km in under a week doesnt seem that hard until you have actually experienced it. We left Buenos Aires at 5 am on day 1. We pulled up at our first free camp by a service station near a city called bahia blanca at around 8pm. There isnt really much to say. I listned to my ipod read, looked out the window. My ipod ran out of battery. I slept then I read a bit. The lands...

Okay, hopefully this will be the first entry of many, but due to the fact that Southern Argentina and Chile dont have broadband yet, and taking into consideration that when I tried to upload the '1st blog' a few days ago, after about an hour of typing the computer decided to stop working when I tried to post, I think this may be a slightly harder process than previously thought. But here we go..... Buenos Aires 9th of March to the 13th of March We arrived in B...