Through the Heart of Patagonia Excerpted Travel Note
The piece surveys Patagonia from 40° to the Straits of Magellan, detailing vast deserts, climate variety, and sparse settlements. It notes H. Hesketh Prichard expedition findings, new species, and rivers lakes named Lake Pearson and River Katarina, plus encounters with huemul deer and condors.
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Mr. Prichard
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Chile
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