Calafate 18th of October

today the day Iwill be going to theestancia.I heard already they have few hours of electricity and no central heating.....Around ten a guy picks me up, and before we leave we pick up an Irish couple. After a one and halve hours drive (I think within 30 minutes I fell in love with the landscape) we arrive at the estancia. We first drink some tea, fill in some forms and then we have lunch at 1.30 pm. I slowly start to understandwhy it is expensive, the three course meal is made by a chef cook and really really good. At three we (the irish and I)leave with gaucho Carlo for a two hour ride.The horses are slowandonly knowone pace, but it is nice to sit, look around and just enjoy the landscape. At the end of the two hours it satarts raining and the moment we run inside the heaven comes down. As we place ourselves in front of the fireplace with a book we even see it starts snowing....

Another couple is coming in in the evening, it is an eldery couple, the Doyles, and as soon as they walk in they start complaining. They eat quickly and take of to bed. Weare happy with that, because all three of us started to feel a bit uncomfortable with that much of complains.

The food was really good again! Tomorrow an early morning and a long day!