The World’s Southernmost Museum Through a Child’s Eyes. A Tour by Our Young Sailor A tour of the world’s southernmost museum by a young sailor from the sailing yacht Lady Mary Our young sailor Lada came up with and made this feature all by herself (with Dad helping her edit it). This is her first, but not her last, project for the Russian Geographical School , where our young sailor is doing very well in her studies. Before colonisation, the Yaghan people and three other tribes lived at the southernmost tip of South America. You can learn about the history of the conquest of Tierra del Fuego at the Martin Gusinde Anthropological Museum on Navarino Island in Chile. Friends, please support our Ladushka with your comments, thumbs-ups and shares! She’s very nervous about whether you’ll like her feature. And be sure to click “Share” on the right beneath the video. Let’s give the young generation a chance! 🙂 You can treat our young sailor to an ice cream here — ♥️ PayPal.me/TravelyFamily or ♥️ Yandex.Money
From the Travely-Family archive · Patagonia and Tierra del Fuego
The World’s Southernmost Museum Through a Child’s Eyes. A Tour by Our Young Sailor
An original publication from the former Travely-Family website. This English translation was preserved from the technical-site archive without editorial rewriting.
