It was a typically rainy day today in Chile’s Lake District, dropping just a bit of the 98” of annual precipitation that keeps the region so green. Clouds didn’t lift during the frequent dry spells, blocking our view of the famous 8,700‘  Volcanó Osorno. It was last known to erupt in 1835, when Charles Darwin watched it from the deck of The Beagle. Active fumaroles and other volcanoes in the area (of… Read More