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Mendoza Part II: A bed for wine or wine for bed?

Mendoza Part II: A bed for wine or wine for bed?

Unsurprisingly, after the night before, we were not thrilled about the alarm that went off at 9am to ensure we could take advantage of the free breakfast at the hostel.  The slices of bread did not offer us any redemption,…

Stephanie WilliamsMarch 6, 2016 South America 1 Comment
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Bus Bingo in Mendoza Wine Region

Bus Bingo in Mendoza Wine Region

Leaving a relaxing four days of camping in Bariloche, we boarded our 19 hour bus to Mendoza. A couple of hours past stunning scenery of endless lakes, the servicio man (buses over a certain length tend to be “con servicio”…

Stephanie WilliamsFebruary 27, 2016November 23, 2019 Argentina, South America 1 Comment
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Hitching a ride in Bariloche

Hitching a ride in Bariloche

If someone asks me what comes to mind when someone brings up Bariloche, it is probably dirt. Dirt on my shoes, dirt on my legs, dirt in crevices of my neck I’ve only started to notice since turning thirty, dirt…

Marieke GowFebruary 22, 2016November 23, 2019 Argentina, South America 1 Comment
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Ringing in 2016 with BBQ and Wiki in Bariloche

Ringing in 2016 with BBQ and Wiki in Bariloche

For those of you not familiar with Bariloche, it’s kind of like the Whistler of Argentina.  During graduation time it is where students go to party. In the winter there is skiing and snowmobiling and in the summer there is…

Marieke GowFebruary 10, 2016November 23, 2019 Argentina, South America 1 Comment
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A Severe Lack of Sleep: Welcome to Travelling in Argentina

A Severe Lack of Sleep: Welcome to Travelling in Argentina

If you know me, you know I like to sleep.  I need my sleep.  I am not an early riser.  But when I travel, I sacrifice these tendencies.  But when Marieke and I decided on Argentina for this trip, I…

Stephanie WilliamsFebruary 4, 2016November 23, 2019 Argentina, South America 1 Comment
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Los Alerces National Park: Esquel

Los Alerces National Park: Esquel

  Before hitting Bariloche, we decided to stop a few hours south in the town of Esquel, to check out Los Alerces National Park and do some more camping.  We spotted a hostel right across the street from the bus…

Stephanie WilliamsJanuary 31, 2016November 23, 2019 Argentina, South America 5 Comments
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Chasing the bus through the mountains of El Chalten

Chasing the bus through the mountains of El Chalten

Marieke had been fighting a cold for the last week, so I decided to let her sleep til 8:30am.  By the time we had cooked breakfast and dried out our remaining wet gear from the rain the day before, we…

Stephanie WilliamsJanuary 27, 2016November 23, 2019 Argentina, South America 1 Comment
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Chilly in Chalten

Chilly in Chalten

With low clouds blocking views and wet snow covering the streets, we decided to have a quiet Christmas and rest up.  We even slept in til 10:30am!  Hooray for black out curtains! Interspersed with attempts to get a strong enough…

Stephanie WilliamsJanuary 24, 2016November 23, 2019 Argentina, South America 1 Comment
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Glaciar National Park and the race to Christmas

Glaciar National Park and the race to Christmas

You may think that two girls who opt out of Christmas with their families don’t care much about the holiday, but we really are just not willing to lose a month of travel time in order to be home for…

Marieke GowJanuary 21, 2016November 23, 2019 Argentina, South America 1 Comment
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A Diary of the “W” Part 3: A conclusion to hiking Patagonia’s Torres del Paine

A Diary of the “W” Part 3: A conclusion to hiking Patagonia’s Torres del Paine

Day 3 Camp Frances to Camp Chileno I woke up Steph an hour earlier than I should have by accident. There are some things you don’t do in life and not giving Steph enough sleep is one of them. To…

Marieke GowJanuary 17, 2016November 23, 2019 Chile, South America 3 Comments
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We’re Stephanie Williams and Marieke Gow, two friends brought together by our obsession with travel.  Since we live on opposite sides of Canada, we mainly only see each other during our epic travels. We started this blog in 2014 during our first joint trip (India) as a way to share stories from the road with friends, family and whoever else might be interested.  Since then, we have explored a number of countries together and independently and continue to journal our experiences on the Borderline Crazy Blog.

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