Chilean So I said everything I was and asked me for my future steps. And there I was, from Puerto Montt . Also from here I did a route change, the original took me to Argentina, Bariloche, the real me to take a ferry next chapter, and move to Puerto Natales. 
Puerto Montt Another city that I know through a song of Victor Jara. In a slaughter that took place in 1969 by a landlord, of course. Why have that love the landowners to let blood flow through their lands? It must be very exciting if many practitioners. Here in Argentina, where I am now engaged in hunting and Indian mercenaries were paid by the number of balls that led to his paymaster.
is not the nicest thing I've seen, but it was necessary to make a stop here to further south. Getting to the bus station was to see who was in another world, in the South: the changing skies, the light is cold, scary wind, flying clouds, snow may be deduced from the distant hills. It is a thriving, modern day, the salmon aquaculture are much revenue, its greenery, forests and be vented to the South also attracts tourists and makes it difficult to find hotel space, which is expensive. I slept in a private house converted into guest house. 
materials are symbols Throughout the region the timber is like a god, a peanut, a culture. To construct, heating, crafts and furniture. Took several months impregnated with adobe, the culture of mud, which began in Trujillo, Peru and ends in central Chile, Bolivia through the whole plateau. The mud is poor so the rich wood ... in temperate zones. Moreover, the Chilean told the Germans, great builders in this noble material and transformed the cities, civil and religious. They brought their skills, including the shingles, coating based on tables that line the walls of a number of buildings. Beautiful.
Chiloé, the last bastion ... English, in Chile. Until surrendered. But that was long ago. This island, part of an archipelago, is like fairy-tale ogres or in part for its landscape, in part because their peoples care and finally the mythology that surrounds the chilota , inheritance of the population -indigenous Mapuche tribes, and mixed with the fantasy of the new European settlers. It was a nice day trip, but I could have stayed much longer. There are things to do.
Do we or do we ask?
The role of the traveler, I think, not just see and say "oh, how beautiful" or "oh, how ugly," but also asking questions the why of things. I'm not given a chance, for me and less if there are recurring events, actions, manners and customs. I happened again, with a churches, well, the truth is constantly happening to me ...
Iglesias misplaced I do not add up on that stage. All I asked and answered that yes they were Catholic, I do not fit, he had seen similar in Central Europe. "Son of the Jesuits," I answered others. "Wow, I've seen many Jesuit churches and never like this, and the English Jesuits are" I told myself. Until the curiosity made me dig. Indeed there are
Jesuits, but as the English did not give a vast, were brought to members Bavarians and Hungarians. There, all clear. Now. are some gems. Heritage. Beautiful on all four sides. When I went to the tourist office in Puerto Montt and Chiloé tours ask me commented and said I was tired of churches that preferred to penguins, and I insisted. Ignorant me, should have been back and apologize! because in the end the trip I made went through several towns where the main square is dominated by one of the wonders wrought by Bavarian Jesuits for him S. XVIII, new wood and as many of them today.
Those were the days! no longer exist in Europe, have disappeared from the landscape, in my youth I practiced regularly, it was also common, even in Germany I used it, the mid-80: hitchhiking, doing auto stop. In my travels I have not seen Pan except by local country roads for short distances, I guess. In Chiloé are legion. Backpacking is an island, a meeting of the Chilean hippy. I liked it, I watched with tender eyes and I would love to go on my own car and transportation. Those were the days!
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