DAY 0 1/2 - 13.11.2011 Buenos Aires / Santiago de Chile / Valparaiso
November 13, 2011, 23:20
After 29 hours and two local beers i finally arrived in my tiny little room. Wheather is nice as you can see on the pics.
The Villa Kunterbunt is also nice and the owners are friendly and the children already started a jam session with drums and gitarre for a welcome song.
From the bed i have view to the sea and the sun is shining nice. In the Garden i found two F800GS from Aalen and they just arrived from NZ after 11 month of travelling.
Thats all i could tell you right now - as i have to get FOOD!
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Leaving Franconia
November 7, 2011, 20:09
Day 0 - Saturday November 12th 2011
The journey begins. As Luft Hansa (this is not a typo as the name was like that) stopped the directflight between Nuremberg and Santiago de Chile shortly before the Nuremberg Trials (because of shortage of travellers) i have to take a different route.
Via Frankfurt and Buenos Aires is the way to travel. Roughly calculated it will be a 24 hour trip to Santiago and another 2 hours to get to Valparaiso.
I hope that i have enough time to enjoy a Argentinian Steak on the stopover in Buenos Aires.
Right now I sit in a poor area of the Airport and made the last copies of the documents needed.
Thanks to all the messages for a safe journey. Sorry Reiner and Barbara if i was yesterday a little confused but i was already dreaming of the "Gaucho Steak" you promissed when you called.
(Also a very warm welcome to Jens with the Honda MTX80.)
BTW: I justed checked my transport for the bike - it already arrived in Valparaiso and will be waiting for me beginning next week.
Akka and Lena you could now practise your English and then write me comments what is not correctly pronounced.
G'night EUROPE...
The journey begins. As Luft Hansa (this is not a typo as the name was like that) stopped the directflight between Nuremberg and Santiago de Chile shortly before the Nuremberg Trials (because of shortage of travellers) i have to take a different route.
Via Frankfurt and Buenos Aires is the way to travel. Roughly calculated it will be a 24 hour trip to Santiago and another 2 hours to get to Valparaiso.
I hope that i have enough time to enjoy a Argentinian Steak on the stopover in Buenos Aires.
Right now I sit in a poor area of the Airport and made the last copies of the documents needed.
Thanks to all the messages for a safe journey. Sorry Reiner and Barbara if i was yesterday a little confused but i was already dreaming of the "Gaucho Steak" you promissed when you called.
(Also a very warm welcome to Jens with the Honda MTX80.)
BTW: I justed checked my transport for the bike - it already arrived in Valparaiso and will be waiting for me beginning next week.
Akka and Lena you could now practise your English and then write me comments what is not correctly pronounced.
G'night EUROPE...
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