Michael Tyler

Being a geeekish time waster type, I decided to give this train a go.

Originally used to carry passengers to a remote part of Patagonia it was closed down some time in the 19th C and recently re-opened for the purposes of tourism.

It moves very slowly and is quite boring.

Beavers
The piped commentary tells of prisoners, harsh conditions, prisoners and beavers building damns.

The most exciting thing is the

Petrified forest
A petrified forest remains intact forming a vast plain where prisoners felled trees for fuel and rails (the railway used to have wooden tracks).

Frozen stumps are interspersed with wild horses mountains and mountain streams.

It is freezing cold.

This is a picture of the train.

There.

Thats made it more exciting.

Yes and its not sponsored by coke (yet).

Labelling
Groovey cause you can peel the labels of and stick them to things, like you used to with Becks.

Labelling technology has obviously not caught up down here.

Fantastic
The beer tastes fantastic, which obviously is the most important factor.
Its called Irizar of Ushuaia, the southernmost beer in the world.