We have returned to glorious Gloucester after traveling 23,676 miles from home to Santiago, Easter Island, Tierra del Fuego and a large part of southern Patagonia as well as Buenos Aires and Iguazu Falls. It was an extraordinary adventure and an outstanding learning experience. I plan to put together several short photo/video posts featuring the highlights of this trip which I will post here on GMG.
For today, here is a portrait of a gentleman of Basque heritage who operates a small cantina on the lonely road between Torres del Paine National Park (Chile) and El Calafate in Santa Cruz Provence, Argentina. This location struck me because of the ‘aloneness’ of the setting, the gentleness of the proprietor and his family, and the stark beauty of the steppes.
Good Morning Gloucester 
Beautiful photos Marty and looking forward to your posts from recent adventure!
LikeLiked by 1 person
Marty,
Welcome back – I thought my 10,000 mile trips X 2 were long does not compare to this plus most of mine was in the air…Beautiful shots…
Happy New Year!
Dave:-) & Kim:-)
LikeLiked by 1 person
What a great trip
LikeLiked by 1 person
Welcome back, and I look forward to seeing your posts and you and Barbara. Fred
LikeLike
Thanks for sharing, Marty. I always enjoy your photos/comments.
LikeLike