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Tierra del Fuego Parque National: I'm in the southern most n..
🕑 Added 2022-01-31 00:10:40 +0000 UTC Tierra del Fuego Parque National: I'm in the southern most national park on the planet outside of Ushuaia, Argentina. It is filled with beautiful lakes and many hiking trails. It is part of the Tierra del Fuego island. I love being natural in nature. When the cold breeze touches my skin, I feel awake and alive. When the sun peeks through the clouds, I find warmth in the embrace of his rays. This beautiful piece of land has an interesting history. Its called Land of Fire not because of my hot body lying on its rocks, but because the first Europeans who came to explore the southern tip of South America saw the campfires of the native inhabitants of the area (the Yaghan people, also called Yámana). The Spanish explorers hence named the area "Tierra del Fuego", meaning "land of fire" in Spanish. It is very cold in this region and therefore the indigenous people of this land used fire to stay warm and prepare food. Humans inhabited Tierra del Fuego as far back as 10,000 years ago. The Yaghan people, living in the harsh environment, survived on the natural resources of the sea. They lived on its beaches and made voyages into the sea in canoes made of lenga beech, hunted sea lions and collected shellfish. They lived in huts made of tree branches and trunks and clothed themselves with leather made from sea lion pelts. They smeared their body with the fat and grease of these animals to waterproof their skins. The southern group of the Selk’nam, the Yaghan people (also known as Yámana), occupied what is now Ushuaia, living in continual conflict with the northern inhabitants of the island. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tierra_del_Fuego_National_Park The Panamericano highway goes from Alaska to the Tierra del Fuego park and ends at the sign Im standing next to. And yes, it is very cold as you can see by all the clothing Im bundled up with as I pose next to the sign. I wanted to give you a point of reference to where I am. At the bottom of the sign it says how many km away from Alaska we are.
