26
Jan
2010
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If you’re down in Patagonia this summer, don’t miss the Festival de Montaña Patagonia tour, with the best of The Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour; and the best climbing films on the planet, in the Reel Rock Film Tour. This year we’ve added Coyhaique to the Chilean tour, along with the Festivals in Puerto Natales, now in its 6th year, and the 2nd year in Torres del Paine.
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23
Jan
2010
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Sunrise Torres del Paine
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The office in the morning…
11
Jan
2010
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According to observations and records of the weather station Jorge C. Schythe the Patagonian Institute of the University of Magallanes, representing atmospheric conditions in the area of the city of Punta Arenas, in 2009 just ended, rainfall reached 498 mm, 23.5 mm which precipitatedas water, snow and 19.7 mm (19.7 inch equivalent) did as snow, and the remaining 481.4 mm precipitated in the form of water. The vast majority of these rain showers fell in many low intensity and occurred in 172 days a year. The most important was the precipitation that occurred on 2 April, peaking at 31.8 mm in 24 hours. Nivosa precipitation occurred during the months of May, June and July.
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3
Jan
2010
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Free-Rainbow
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A little gift from Nature
25
Dec
2009
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We are nothing II
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This week… hike to the Lookout of the base of the towers….good memories from here, specially on the sunrise.