Puerto Madryn

We didn't mean to hang out talking with Dan and Marlene so long but we didn't leave the beach until 130pm. We took a photo and said our goodbyes and headed off to dump water nearby but they wanted $3.50 so we turned around and kept going.

We joined the long line of cars at the gas station.

People were heading home after the four day weekend. I dumped the cassette at the restroom.

We had a two and a half hour drive down to the end town Puerto Madryn. 

At Puerto Madryn we filled up gas and water and went to find dinner. We stopped and ordered takeout from one of the few restaurants open on the holiday.

We were going to meet up with another family Christine had found on Instagram, the runaway family. We drove thirty minutes to the campsite along the beach and made it as the sun was setting. We met Griff, Mindy, Jack, and Maverick. Their two other kids were still in their RV. They had six in an RV similar to ours. They had a roof top tent for two of them. They didn't even have seat belts for all of them. They already were heading north from Ushuaia. The kids and Maverick played for another in the dark until we called them in for bedtime.