The Story of the Mimosa and the Welsh Arrival in Patagonia, Argentina
There is a specific kind of delirium that sets in after 19 hours on an Argentine overnight bus. It’s a state of mind where…
Best Welsh Tea Houses in Patagonia (Gaiman & Trevelin Tea Guide)
Audrey and I arrived at the exact table where Princess Diana once sipped her tea covered in a thick layer of Patagonian road dust,…
Gaiman vs Trevelin: Which Welsh Town Should You Visit In Patagonia?
I am staring down a literal tower of carbohydrates. Spread across the floral tablecloth at Ty Gwyn in Gaiman is a platter stacked with…
Patagonia’s Provincial Quirks — What Changes When You Cross a Border
There I was, huddled against a rusted metal signpost in the howling Patagonian wind, eating mayonnaise-soaked rice out of a jagged plastic shard. A…
Patagonia’s Siesta Problem — When Everything Is Closed and What to Do About It
There is a very specific kind of defeat that washes over you when you travel 5,000 miles to the rugged edge of the earth,…
Coastal Patagonia vs Mountain Patagonia — Which Side Is Right for You?
There is a very specific kind of delirium that sets in around hour seventeen of an overnight bus ride down the Argentine coast. You…
Welsh Patagonia: The Most Surprising Cultural Detour in Argentina
We thought we were prepared for Patagonian distances. We really did. We boarded the bus in Mar del Plata expecting a standard 16-hour overnight…
Why the Atlantic Side of Patagonia Deserves More Attention
There is a highly specific, deeply humbling level of physical exhaustion that sets in somewhere around hour 16 of staring out a bus window…