Southern Chile's Dramatic Landscapes
By Dallas Smith
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Llanquehue Lake and the Osorno Volcano
Farmers’ fields along the lake
Descending into the valley on the road from the Osorno Volcano
The Amalia Glacier.
The Temperate Rain Forest
The terminus of the 41-mile long Akua Glacier
Osorno Volcano covered in morning clouds
Dining room view of the Akua Glacier
Osorno Volcano in the afternoon overlooking Llanquehue Lake
Llama/alpaca-themed sweaters for sale in Punta Arenas
Love-locks overlooking Punta Arenas. Lock in the love and throw away the key.
Fort Bulnes cannons overlooking the Strait of Magellan
Punta Arenas graffiti. Chile has more graffiti that any place I’ve seen.
A waterfall from glacial melt; Global warming in plain sight.
One of the many receding glaciers overflowing from the Chilean Southern Ice Field
A Monkeywood tree in Fort Bolnes overlooking the strait of Magellan.
One of many dormant volcanos seen en route to Tierra del Fuego
Closeup of Monkeywood tree branches.
“The Rock”–the southernmost point of South America on Hornos Island.
The Rock, as seen from the Atlantic (eastern) side.
The lighthouse is currently occupied by the caretaker, his wife, and their four young children.
The Fort Bolnes chapel.