Glacier Grey Glacier, a large glacier to the west of the Patan National Park in Patagonia, South. It is very suitable for winter in the northern hemisphere, because it is just summer and the temperature is warmer. In order to make the walking process comfortable, we chose to take the boat to the Grey Glacier. The wind there is terrible, you stand at the bow, and it can blow you to the stern. I have been crying and laughing when the walk has not started yet. Because we are walking from W West to the east, the glacier is the starting point. However, Figure 1-8 does not need to walk, as long as you can see it (well, in fact, still need to take a one-way 50 minutes or so). However, if there is a baby who wants to go to Baine, he can choose not to walk for a long time. It is also suitable for people who hate walking. The scenery of Fig. 9 is only visible to people on foot. To be honest, when I was there, I was probably physically and mentally devastated. I completely felt that the scenery was good. Looking back at the photos today, I feel mixed. ~ That's really, almost step by step magical blockbuster, and the more you go east, the more beautiful. The west is dark and the east is glamorous. Today, when the glacier melts at a speed visible to the naked eye, it is really time to hurry. If you wait until the age of 80, it is estimated that it no longer exists.