As you know, next quarter we will be traveling to an elfin destination. Chile, a country full of baby toys and air fresheners, is the grandest thing our eyeball will ever behold. The waterfalls we will be paddling off of will give your triple-shot latte such a rush. The volcanoes that will be all around us make me snooze. What if they diagnose?! I know I’m very pancake stack to be amist the Chilean culture. I can’t wait to have taste of the best camel-shape Christmas ornament they have to offer. I hear during register dietitian’s class we will have to excite through the streets, trying to find different tree houses. I hope I won’t speed walk over my words when I’m trying to speak dentures with the people. Being there with the punch-drunk group is what going to make it exceptional pain. All of us in and airport traveling to this turquoise place is going to be an experience in its own. I bet the people in the airport will give us such weird unicorns when they see our toasty marshmallows. Surely we understand a kayak isn’t something you see every shopping cart. But, a school like this isn’t something you see every brand new red dress either.

Colorful walls were commonplace in bright Pichilemu. Photo by Palmer Miller

This wood was outside of a vendor's stall, that was selling wooden objects. Photo by Palmer Miller

This sign was seen on the side of a government building in Pichilemu, Chile. Photo by Palmer Miller

Many signs were either worn away or rusted by extensive use or exposure to weather. Photo by Palmer Miller

Walls in Pichilemu were often covered in designs or texture. Photo by Palmer Miller

This colorful sign was above the entrance of a family run fruit stand. Photo by Palmer Miller

Many buildings were covered in dust and sand swept up from the dirt roads and beaches by the wind. Photo by Palmer Miller

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