While traveling we have become more than a little back logged. As this is the case I thought I would try to begin climbing out of the massive amount of photos and stories we have to tell. We started our trip about 4 weeks ago in Northern Chile. Our first stop was in San Pedro de Atacama a small town in the driest desert in the world. We arrived and found a suitable place to set up camp with toilets that we could use. The one thing we had not planned on when arriving in Chile was how cold it was going to be. We knew it was winter but it was crazy cold. So we spent the first few hours eating, oogling the North Face store that was crazy overpriced and then hitting up the markets for Alpaca clothing as if it was going out of style. After we had done this and had a little bit of rest we hit the Valle de la Luna for sunset. The Valle de la Luna is named because it looks like a moon landscape. The tour took us across dunes and out on desert landscapes. I’ll let the pictures speak for themselves.

Looking out onto the landscape.

Standing where I shouldn’t be.

Caitlin and I ontop of a dune

Walking through a Canyon made of Salt formations.

A view of Sunset.