Night 5 Sleeping in an ice room
Swede surprised me with a dream ice den, and the sight of it rattled my brain.
First Look at Tolackuntur: ln Kunza (an extinct language once used in Northern Chile) “Tolackuntur” means “to gather”
In the past when we’d booked this trip [we kept having to cancel 🙁 ] we always scheduled the “cold room” on the first night. I’m so glad we changed that up this year. By the time we settled into our thermals and arctic-rated sleeping bags, we were so beat from the week’s adventures that we passed right out. I only woke a few times—the first to remove my socks (I was too warm), and the rest to wish I hadn’t (it got chilly when I moved inside the bag). But all-in-all, it wasn’t bad.
beautiful and surprisingly comfortable Couch, coffee table, chiller, ice columns chiller and glasses lamp shade of ice sliding door into room couch and coffee table view from foot of bed how was it? not so bad