Trail Letters

Chile

Chile

French speaking neighbors in Spanish-speaking towns

Two nights ago, I had the chance to do more of what I do at bus stations: people watch and make up stories on their comings and goings as a way to reflect and pass the time. I encountered a young man and woman whose language and accents sounded francophone Read more…

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By LKH, 7 years ago
Chile

Begging before the overnight bus to Pucon

My worst night’s sleep was on an overnight train from Delhi to Varanasi three years ago.  I rested my head in a coffin-shaped cot at the top of a three-person bunkbed in a semi-private room with eight people in total (three opposite our trio and another two perpendicular to us), Read more…

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By LKH, 7 yearsDecember 11, 2017 ago
Chile

Grounded in Santiago

My first day on any trip usually has a few tactical moments that come with the territory: getting geographically oriented without looking like the new girl on the block; familiarizing myself with the subway; gaining a sense of timing (e.g. does Chile follow Argentina’s rule book for the 10 P.M. Read more…

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By LKH, 7 yearsDecember 6, 2017 ago
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