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    Chatwin 's Punta Arenas.

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    Bruce Chatwin 's.

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    True or not(and Chatwin often made things up), I was intrigued.

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    Chatwin finds Ushuaia, the world's most southernmost city, especially dispiriting, full of“blue-faced inhabitants[who] glared at strangers unkindly”.

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    Chatwin seems to find the Salesian Fathers museum even more depressing, but this, too, has been completely transformed.

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    Forty years ago, the publication of In Patagonia made Bruce Chatwin famous overnight- in the English-speaking world at least.

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    Bruce Chatwin's In Patagonia has served as a bible for those travelling through South America since its publication 40 years ago.

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    Four decades on, Stephen Keeling follows in the footsteps of the legendary travel writer to see how much Chatwin's Patagonia has changed.

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    When Chatwin arrived in Puerto Natales, 240km north of Punta Arenas, the“roofs of the houses were scabby with rust and clattered in the wind.

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    Chatwin would be pleased to see that Simón is also remembered, though the brutal ill-treatment he received is not- displays emphasize that Radowitzky was an anarchist and murderer.

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