View from Cerro Guanaco Summit, Tierra del Fuego National Park Getting to Ushuaia was hard work. I took a train from Valencia to Madrid and stopped over for the night. Then flew from Madrid to Buenos Aires, where I had to traverse the city to get from Ezeiza to Aeroparque for the flight down to El Fin del Mundo. Two sentences in a blog post, but 48 gruelling hours in real life! It was a relief to arrive, get showered, change clothes, and go out to eat. Close to my accommodation was Pizza Hot which did excellent empanadas, and had a wide selection of the locally produced Beagle and Cape Horn beers . Fed and watered I went to get some much needed rest. I'd wanted to visit Patagonia for many years, but the sad truth is by the time I actually got there I was less than enthusiastic about the whole trip. I get to see my closest friend once a year at most, and back in spring we'd made plans for him to visit Spain during the summer. For that reason I'd decided to spend the
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