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Ushuaia – the end of the world
From Buenos Aires I sadly started lonly in order to make the next 3000 Km to Ushuaia. All said, it is dead boring. I thought it can´t be worse than the Aussie dessert. From Buenos Aires I rode over Azul and the hostal La Postal at Jorges place, Vietma, the Peninsula Valdez down South. At Peninsula Valdez I wanted to go to the penguins and sea lions, but in the night it started raining and the gravel roads have been in bad condition. So I thought I am not going there. The side trip to Punta Tombo to the biggest Magelan penguin colony was luckily dry and was worth it. There the penguins walk through your feet – wow that is amazing. Now the further road was scenicwise very boring and more boring than the Australian dessert. At the further 1500 km it was 4°C and raining and not that what you wish on a motorbike. As I refueled my bike after 600 km riding in the rain I saw 5 caravans at the petrol station and I thought motorbike riders must be crazy. Ushuaia is a part of Argentina, but in between are 200 km Chile. After 2 hours riding and boarder crossing I am in Chile and after 200 km the same thing again and I am in Argentina. How great is it in Europe. With a ferry I went from Chile to Tierra del Fuego, at the moment more Tierra del Frio. I arrived in Rio Grande and searched after a hostal, because it was bloody cold and it was raining cats and dogs. On the next morning it was blue sky and sunshine. So I took the chance and rode to Ushuaia. Ushuaia welcomed me cloudy, but dry.
Now I am at the most southern city of the world on Tierra del Fuego.
Foto album for watching the pictures in a bigger size
 Camping in Azul Route to the penguin colony at Punta Tombo.



 On the way down south. 1500 Km rain, I can imagin soething better
 I arrived at the Magelan street. Ferry crossing to Tierra del Fuego
 At the Chilenian part in Tierra del Fuego is only a little bit bitchmen most roads are gravel roads.
 Here is nothing. Boarder crossing to Chile
 From Rio Grande it is not far. The landscape it getting nicer
 The last pass before Ushuaia. Harbour Ushuaia
 Left: Ushuaia remembers me to skiing areas in the alps. Reight: Camping in Ushuaia

Picture from the road:
 I thought only of happy steaks :-)?? Oilpumps on the way
 What a slope! Ship wreck in the harbour
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