Coyhaique

The day was free, but we still did some 'work'. MotoForPeace wants to produce a film of at least 1 hour for the entire tour this time. The film in Africa in 2017 was only about 20 minutes. For this, certain planned scenes need to be staged. We did that again today. Gabriele Orlini, the main responsible of our media team, is a well-known photojournalist (www.gabrieleorlini.com). A product where Gabriele's skills are recognizable, can also be seen from me reported experiences in the customs harbor and first preparations, can be viewed at

https://youtu.be/Y1liaoOrvf0

. Since we were already outside the city, I drove around in the area of the lakes Pollux, Castor and Frio afterwards. All roads were unpaved. But shortly before the Argentine border, I turned around, this is not Europe where you can just cross over. After that, I cleaned the bike a bit, because supposedly only paved roads will be driven tomorrow.

Here is a postscript to the appointment with the Archbishop of Puerto Montt

https://www.diariodepuertomontt.cl/noticia/actualidad/2020/02/moto-for-peace-llega-a-puerto-montt-a-conocer-obras-de-caridad-ligadas-a-la-iglesia

Although I am not visible, my Giessener license plate is right at the beginning.