Author: tylerbwalks
Walking My World!
Antartica, Argentina, Chile, Ecuador
January 6 to March 16, 2026. By Tyler E. Burgess. A Epic Adventure!










I flew into Ushuaia, Argentina on January 6, and departed from there on an expedition of ten nights to Antartica.
We always slept and ate on the ship.

Returning to Ushuaia in the early morning, where we will disembark.
My sketchbook diary, Argentina, Chile, Ecuador, 2026.





















































Photos from my adventure!

























































































































My son, always a funny guy.
Ushuaia, Argentina
Descending into Ushuaia, and painting outside the next day. I bought new colors for the trip.
























One day I took a bus to Montevideo, the capital of Uruguay. From the bus station walked to the historic center and back to the bus station.












Buenos Aires, Argentina 2025












After an all night flight, we took an easy afternoon walk then a visit to a small museum nearby.








My 75th birthday party In Buenos Aires!


With my son, his wife and relatives. It was so fun!









In Buenos Aires I rented an Airbnb Apartment with four bedrooms, two and half bathrooms, large living, dining and kitchen area. Plus all appliances including a washer and dryer. It was in a nice neighborhood and for eight nights it cost $1,005.00. We all enjoyed it immensely and could walk to many parks and attractions and restaurants.
My trip to Alaska, 2025























From Seward I took a bus to Denali National Park. Riley Campground there had a walk-in secluded area for cyclists and hikers. It was so nice I stayed six nights. Although I saw a moose here, there weee no bears sighted.















Bicycling in Texas, solo. March 2025.
















Oakshade street, at the Oakshade church.



























Canal Street, New Orleans














My last day in Panama City
My last day I took the tourist ferry through the Panama Canal. It’s a slow boat trip, but interesting.

































