Packing Chaos
The week before an extended trip is always fraught with packing chaos. What to take, what to travel with etc. Made even more complex because our trip is to the other side of the world In a land of ice...
Adventures, wildlife, and life in the Alpujarras
The week before an extended trip is always fraught with packing chaos. What to take, what to travel with etc. Made even more complex because our trip is to the other side of the world In a land of ice...
Spent a few hours today thinking about a tent for Patagonia. Don't need expedition tent as only out for 3 days max at a time. Given ferocity of weather in Patagonia it needs to be very strong to withs...
At the end of October 2025 my wife and I head back to the town of El Chalten in Patagonia. Its a place we have visited on six previous occasions. This time however we shall not be venturing onto the v...
Blizzards, snowdrifts, gales, frostbite, snow blindness, buried tents, floods, hardship, cold, sleepless nights. It must be summer then in deepest Patagonia.
A summary of our expeditions to the Southern Patagonian Icefields
My own personal experience of the effects of becoming snow blind, after a tough time on the Patagonian Icecap
The expedition was beset by unsettled weather and enforced route changes due to unseasonal warm weather.
Trip report, personal thoughts and recommendations after this years expedition to the Patagonian Icecap
It’s a tough trek to the Cirque de los Altares in Patagonia. The outcome is never certain. Raging rivers, complex moraines, huge glaciers and of course the constant battering from the prevailing westerly winds provide the main obstacles.
Poem by Michelle Wright about her time spent on our 2011 Southern Patagonian Icecap Expedition
Thought you might like to see one of the characters I met whilst in Patagonia recently. Its a White-throated Caracara (phalcoboenus albogularis).
Ok here we go, the long awaited video from our trip. Hope you dont get too bored! Patagonian Expedition 2010
We have to keep going, we are beyond the point of no return and safety lies ahead of us not behind us. Non of us have ever experienced anything like the 36 hours that that we lived through.
Report from Jane Fields on her experiences on the Patagonian Icefield Expedition in 2006