Sky merging.
I've decided to update my website (prompted into this by a phone call from Dipika at Pedalo - my web-designers) and thought I'd put something about the research for my Patagonia book on it.
About five happy hours later I found the photo I was looking for - and also this one. It was taken outside the hostel I stayed in the Andes, at a place called Esquel. If you look closely you can see the tops of the mountains - they are are so high they seem to merge with the sky.

The editing has stalled for a few days, and I fear I won't get much done today since I am going out tonight (which necessitates much primping and preening because, as a hermit, I have obviously got out of practise).
About five happy hours later I found the photo I was looking for - and also this one. It was taken outside the hostel I stayed in the Andes, at a place called Esquel. If you look closely you can see the tops of the mountains - they are are so high they seem to merge with the sky.

The editing has stalled for a few days, and I fear I won't get much done today since I am going out tonight (which necessitates much primping and preening because, as a hermit, I have obviously got out of practise).

