The End of the World
February 14, 2008 – 03:3002/14/2008
54° 48.73′ S
We’ve reached the end of the world.
All is well.
We’re in Ushuaia, Argentina.
It’s the southernmost city in the world, located on the island of Tierra del Fuego (land of fire), off the southern coast of Argentina and Chile. It’s separated from the South American continent by the straight of Magellan.
We’re 6,810 miles / 10,960 kilometers from Adel, Iowa.
We’re 6,714 miles / 10,805 kilometers from Carlsbad, California.
To see how far we are from you, click here: http://www.hackneys.com/travel/argentina/docs/distances.pdf
(All distances were calculated using Garmin MapSource and Garmin Worldmap V4.0. YMMV. )
15 Responses to “The End of the World”
Yeah baby! Great to see this. Keep safe and keep writing.
By jerry o on Feb 16, 2008
Congratulations! now come home, we miss you.
By Dennis & Kathy on Feb 16, 2008
I want you to know how much I appreciate reading of your travels. What an education.
May you two be safe and may you be aware that you are very much appreciated. I look forward to your very informative communications.
Gods speed!
By Gene Wallace on Feb 16, 2008
I am so happy that the two of you are able to do this while you are young enough to enjoy the experiance and wise enough not to miss anything so small and wonderful as the very people who live there.
By Melody on Feb 16, 2008
Did you carve your names in that sign?
Look forward to your mail.
By Joe R on Feb 16, 2008
I’m plum whompered-jawed! That is a long way from home…. now can you navigate the land yacht through the Strait of Magellan?
y’all be careful
By Tom Thomas on Feb 16, 2008
Wow, you’re even further south than we went. Our furthest southern point was Puenta Areanas, Chile. Are you heading to Patagonia next? Safe travels…enjoy Summer!
By John Dawes on Feb 16, 2008
Great to see you there…
Our hearts are with you, even if you are some 14.382,08 Km from Istanbul.
Kemal,Isil & Bige
By Kemal Ertem on Feb 16, 2008
Hey,
Congrads for making it to the “tip”. Can you see the edge of the Earth – any dragons beyond?
Wish we were there too – but we’re enjoying a wetter than normal winter here – which means snow when we get up into the California mountains.
Be careful, be well and keep the update coming!
PS: We need MOTORCYCLE images!
By Avery & Sandra on Feb 16, 2008
Barbara and I so much appreciate hearing about all your adventures. You don’t need to be reminded of how fortunate you are to be able to do this but, on the other hand, it takes special people to make this work. Thank you for sharing with all of us.
I beleive there are no coincidences in life. I mean what are the odds that we meet you two where each of us was staying very briefly at an RV park in Arco, ID!
God bless – be safe.
By Lauren on Feb 16, 2008
Great picture…your valentine’s day looks joyful. Stay well. Thanks for letting us live vicariously.
By kim Countryman on Feb 16, 2008
WOW! Your adventures are inspiring. We want to op in “Bubba” and follow your trail. Keep writting, the Kitto’s
By Bill and Chris on Feb 17, 2008
Hey you 2 word travellers!
Congratulations to your great trip. We saw something about this region months ago on TV. We are still in Colorado enjoying the snow! Have a save trip!
Elke & Axel
By Elke & Axel Simons on Feb 18, 2008
Never mind that we are knee deep in snow and below zero temps. Freezing our butts off. Take care and keep writing!
God-speed.
By Luann Kline (Whitten) on Feb 18, 2008
Thanks so much for the pictures. We are studying South America and the kids will love it.
Remember that Jim in HUCK FINN got down the Mississippi with the frauds by portending to be the Emperor of Patagonia. We know who the kid is now.
Pete
By pete king on Feb 18, 2008