Valparaiso - Day 1 Karl, David and I took a bus ride to Valparaiso in the morning, which is a tourist town on the coast, about 2 hours from Santiago. Karl and I stayed for a night whilst David went back later on the day we came. It was an OK city, with nothing too flash, except for the fact that it is on the coast. It was a gloomy day with stratus cloud present throughout, which didn't break up until about 3pm.
	April 12 A typical view of Valparaiso.
	April 12 Another building.
	April 12 An old church.
	April 12 The view from Plaza Sotomayer, which was quoted as being "the place for visitors to Valparaiso to start their sight seeing." Unfortunately, the entire plaza was under construction at the time. This was one of the views which looked good from this Plaza.
	April 12 The characteristic feature of this city is that it is built on many hills. This is the view up a moderate sloped road. Note the soccer sign just to the right of the centre of the photo.
	April 12 After climbing up some steep hills, the view from the top is quite magnificent, with contrasting architectures quite evident throughout Valparaiso.
	April 12 The view from another hill.
	April 12 To help getting up hills, there are a number of accescensiors around, which are old style elevators built around the late 1800's early 1900's. We took one up to this hill overlooking the harbour. The sun finally came out and provided us with this view.
	April 13 This is the view immediately outside the bus terminal. This was taken the following day as Karl and I headed back to Santiago.