We continue our journey along Route5 to catch the ferry to the isle of Chiloé then along the Panamericana to the islands main town of Castro. a bustling town where like most South American towns the main square acts as a magnet drawing everyone in. Impromptu stalls appear selling anything and everything, entertainment on tap, we sat and listened to one band for nearly a couple of hours and they were still playing when we passed by a few hours later (Amerikantu check them out on Facebook,Charles has posted a short video or YouTube)
Truman travels 
How can Forest beat Arsenal then lose to Hull?
Not to worry Carlo life is a lot more interesting where you are than dull old England!
Great pics keep them coming the wooden churches look amazing could use some of the chippies in Italy!
A dopo
D & B
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The sky is wonderfully blue in your pics and agree with Dave you are not missing anything at home as it’s grey and cold. A camper van in New Zealand sounds like the best way to get around at your own pace. Do you think you could squeeze in a passenger? Travelling the road I know suites your carefree nature, let’s face it there is no reason to rush back. Enjoy the freedom of movement while you can. XX
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Nearly missed out on a camper van experience as all booked up, fingers crossed we have now sourced one just awaiting confirmation, sorry no extra room though.
Arrived in North Patagonia about four hours ago blustery and cold but sure we will adapt.Just enjoying a glass of wine currently self catering and just finished eating.xx
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Did you have a good view of the blood/blue moon over there? Too cloudy in Tintern.
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Nope, we would have if we were still in Ancud as the moon often woke me up shining directly into our room which had an uninterrupted view of the sea. unfortunately here in Coyhaique we are surrounded by mountains and had a very cloudy sky.
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