My on the road trip along the Carretera Austral, in Chile

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23. 02. 2010 Puerto Montt (Chile)

The ascent of the volcano Osorno, comfortably seated in chair, climbing up, on and on, beyond the clouds, even penetrating into their hearts to leave them below us ... Then silence, the peace broken only by a few words exchanged between us ... The sun was burning ... and we reloaded my toxins, my nightmares and "shit" in my head began to leave ... I needed that, I climbed more than I felt better ...
In the evening I wanted to break some 'plans, which I am accustomed to keep everything under control, always vigilant and present, I left a little' go ...
By Roscius and Linsey, a renowned Scottish hostel, sampling the local drink "pisco" (35 °) after three glasses ... I felt the floor shaking beneath my feet, my head was spinning and I do not remember many of the things that have happened ... and when am I woke up this morning in jeans and T-shirts, with all my stuff thrown in bulk pack, the circle over the head typical of the hangar, as I was pleased ...
24. 02. 2010 Castro (Chile)

A ferry took us on the island of Chiloe ...

[Luke]: "In the central square of Castro.

Walking around we literally burned my face to see the wonders of the Osorno volcano, but it was worth it. It was not a scaled physical but mental. It literally ascends into the sky. There are a number of dominant colors: blue sky and sea, the white summit of the volcano and sepia.


There was a deafening silence, we were the only humans for hundreds of meters to breathe ...
I'm afraid to enclose these emotions will touch better write a song or an entire disk ...


The road takes you with him, embraces you and forces you to look before making it that far that it becomes a minute by minute.

But the trip has this huge cathartic function of cure, to listen ... "

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