"The ground rumbled and the deep sound of what I thought was thunder echoed across the fjord. I had that feeling you get in your stomach when you hear lightning strike close by. Then the sound of intense waves moved through the water. I was sitting up on the side of the cliff looking over the six-kilometre wide Grey Glacier on my first day of trekking Torres Del Paine, Patagonia. I’d been there for a little over an hour taking photos. I was halfway through packing my gear when a glacier the size of a house broke apart right in front of me. They say Patagonia is the edge of the world and it felt like I was sitting on it." – From @toddclare's latest travel journal. Find it via the link in our bio to Gobe Magazine