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We kept walking, slipping on scree as we trekked past house-sized boulders, following the small orange splotches on the rocks that marked our path.<br /> <br /> (Because of craziness with color profiles, this photo viewed best (as of 2012/12/29) on IE9+ (no, seriously). Otherwise, you may not get all the colors.)
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We kept walking, slipping on scree as we trekked past house-sized boulders, following the small orange splotches on the rocks that marked our path.

(Because of craziness with color profiles, this photo viewed best (as of 2012/12/29) on IE9+ (no, seriously). Otherwise, you may not get all the colors.)

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  • After arriving in Puerto Natales, we hired a driver to take us to Parque Nacional Torres del Paine.
  • Our driver, who, even after a rockslide took off a finger, spoke of his love for the Patagonian mountains.
  • A herd of guanacos!
  • After arriving at Torres Del Paine at 5PM, we started for the first campsite.
  • A mile into the trail, it already looks like paradise.<br /> <br /> (Because of craziness with color profiles, this photo viewed best (as of 2012/12/29) on IE9+ (no, seriously). Otherwise, you may not get all the colors.)
  • (Because of craziness with color profiles, this photo viewed best (as of 2012/12/29) on IE9+ (no, seriously). Otherwise, you may not get all the colors.)
  • 7:30PM. Rounding the top of a small mountain in the first leg of our W-shaped journey.<br /> <br /> (Because of craziness with color profiles, this photo viewed best (as of 2012/12/29) on IE9+ (no, seriously). Otherwise, you may not get all the colors.)
  • Following the river down to the campsite.
  • View from the top.<br /> <br /> (Because of craziness with color profiles, this photo viewed best (as of 2012/12/29) on IE9+ (no, seriously). Otherwise, you may not get all the colors.)
  • Crossing a super-sketch bridge (though this was hardly the worst...).
  • We started on the trail again the next morning.
  • Fuzzy!
  • There are butterflies in Patagonia too!
  • Another bridge! It was early spring in Patagonia, so there were little streams everywhere.
  • Triple helix trees!
  • Walking up to the Torres in the late morning.
  • Steep slope of slippery stones!
  • We kept walking, slipping on scree as we trekked past house-sized boulders, following the small orange splotches on the rocks that marked our path.<br /> <br /> (Because of craziness with color profiles, this photo viewed best (as of 2012/12/29) on IE9+ (no, seriously). Otherwise, you may not get all the colors.)
  • And suddenly, just like that, the Torres were in front of us.
  • At the base, we met Leo, one of many friends on the trail. <br /> <br /> (Because of craziness with color profiles, this photo viewed best (as of 2012/12/29) on IE9+ (no, seriously). Otherwise, you may not get all the colors.)
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