Cerro Torre reveals itself to us in dramatic fashion.Not a bad spot to have breakfast. Aguja (needle) Saint Exupery is the one second to the left edge of the photo. Saint Exupery has come up a few times on this trip. For one, I was reading Antoine de Saint-Exupery’s “Wind, Sand and Stars” before we left for this trip. Joel (Wisconsinite) was also reading it. I heard that the ending gets a little bit racist, so maybe I’m glad I didn’t finish and left it behind in California… Our room in Puerto Natales was also named after this peak. Saint-Exupery pioneered postal flights in Patagonia in the late 1920’s.The bleak, cold, and windy valley of the Rio Electrico.Relaxing at Laguna Capri on day 4.Sunrise over Laguna Capri
The Wongenbergs 
Beautiful, Craig! You have a lot of good material there. Jenny