WE ARE HEADING north along the Atlantic coast on Nacional Ruta 3, which will be our home for about 1600 miles until we reach Buenos Aires; and also which we understand is paved the whole way. This is a housekeeping and travel day: got the laundry done, washed two week’s worth of Ruta 40's dirt off the truck, saw the town museum; and then hit the road on a dreary day.
While heading up Ruta 3 we decided to drive into Monte León National Park, which was an old huge sheep estancia between the Atlantic Ocean and the highway and is now Argentina’s newest national park. And there, on a dirt road far from anywhere we again ran into Simon and Katherine; last seen many days ago at Torres del Paine. I now have no choice but to conclude that we are the only four people traveling across Patagonia.
Park Ranger, orphan guanoco, and Bobbie at the Monte Leon National Park Visitor Center 
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