Communication With Chile (Te Extraño)
Te Quiero Decir (Siempre Eres Bienvenido Aquí)
The Andes from the airplane--no man's land
Cristobal, his cousins and Rosa in the back seat on the way to Navidad
Home in Chile
Sergio, my oldest [Chilean] brother
Rosa and a bowl of fruit picked from the backyard
Looking up the hill and penca plants gone to flower
Path from where I came, Las Brisas
Dunes in Las Brisas
Kathy in the backyard, under Cristobal's photographic direction
Sweet Cristobal in the backyard
Kathy, Juan Luis (a.k.a. The Vegetable Man) and Belén (niece of JL, sleeping to my right but not pictured) driving between Navidad and San Vincente de Tagua Tagua, in the vegetable van (of course); the S. Vin. T.T. area houses most of Juan Luis's giant family--the most humorous Chileans I have ever met
At the home of Orlando Jarra, absolute sweetheart and brother-in-law of Juan Luis; large clay oven and bread baskets--this is the home of a bread maker and the source of yummy empanadas
Orlando and Belén's house in Tunca Abajo, just outside of San Vincente de Tagua Tagua; this is where I stayed
Traveling to the Cáhuil salt fields by horse and wagon--the only way
Salt fields in Cáhuil
Salt field with rusty color
Close up of a pool divider, dirt and an occasional board
Salt pile on shore
Sweet man working in the salt fields
Kathy in the salt fields
Dam of the Rio Rapel, the largest in the nation--a whole lot of concrete
Rio Rapel just after the dam
Ricardo, his niece Katalina in the Rio Rapel
Katalina, now 1 and walking since 5 days before this picture was taken
Ricardo and Kata
The Hurtado crew on the beach of the Rio Rapel, La Vega de La Boca
