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Frutillar, Chile - 23rd April 2013
By: Leslie
On the weekend we decided to make a trip to the city of Frutillar which is some kilometers to the north, I had already been there but a second time it never bad. First we frove to a small city called Llanquihue.
In Llanquihue there was a pond with lots of lotuses, but because of the time of the year none had flowers.
To get to our destination, Frutillar, we had two choices, the high way of a small road through the hills by the side of Llanquihue Lake , so we chose the last option because hills by the lake sounded like a good combination for nice landscapes
What an interesting mural
And here we reached Llanquihue lake, the sign says that we are at the "swans viewpoint", and no wonder why it has this name...
giant black necked swans!
And here we started out way through the small road to Frutillar!
Autumn arrived at this side of the world and you could see yellow and orange leaves everywhere on the ground
I really like the colors of autumn!
Most of the land around the lake is used in farms, back there very small you can see Osorno volcano
We stopped for a while in these gardens, what a beautiful view we had from up here!
And after driving a bit more we arrived in Frutillar
This is the main theater that I once told you about
Frutillar is a very musical city, almost everything here is related to music, there was even a fake piano by the lake!
Autumn is all around! What wonderful colors it brings!
Look what I saw outside the goverment building, do you notice anything familiar? it is because this city was founded for the german settlers back around 1850... could I stay and say Im one of the settlers maybe?
And this was the end of the trip, it was a very nice day! I hope you liked the photos!
Bye bye!
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Posted Apr 24, 2013, 3:27 am Last edited Apr 24, 2013, 4:20 am by Leslie
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Fresia, Chile - 1st May 2013
By: Leslie
Hello mum!
A few days ago we thought of exploring around the undiscovered south, so we got in the car and started driving
There are really beautiful green prairies around!
After driving for a while we arrived to a small town called Fresia,
there was not much to see there, there weren't even people on the streets, a very small and quiet town it was.
This seemed to be the main church of the town.
As there was not much to see in the town of Fresia, we kept driving on the roads through the country.
This seems to be the land of mushrooms!
I found one so big and round that almost resembles a bun!
In the middle of nowhere we found this monument standing by the road, it marks the place where the last battle between the spanish and the chileans was, on March 6th, 1820.
This is the coat of arms of this place, Fresia.
All the trees look beautiful dressed in yellow
Then we kept driving and on the top of a little hill we saw a church
So we drove to it, it was beautiful!
And next to the church there was a field with deers!
The fawns they were a little shy to come closer so I could only see them from the distance, but the grown up ones were friendly!
The ground was full of chestnuts, the deers loved them!
Next to the church there was a small cemetery.
When the sun started setting we went back to the car and returned to Puerto Montt.
And we went to a supermarket where I found "piñones", the seed of Araucarias (monkey puzzles - the national tree). They're sold as food, the only thing you have to do is boil them and theyre ready to eat
It was a very nice day!
Bye bye!
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Posted May 1, 2013, 6:25 pm
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Puerto Montt, Chile - 24th May 2013
By: Leslie
Hey mum!
These are the last photos I upload from Chile cause today I'm leaving back home to see you!
I had a great time here, I had a lot of fun and saw interesting and nice places!
Bye bye Chile!
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Posted May 24, 2013, 9:29 pm Last edited May 31, 2013, 3:38 am by Leslie
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