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South America wants me dead!
... pointed out by my brother in law, why not kiwi? So iīll alternate for a chance. I donīt like denouncing my nationality, but seriously they donīt like us. Then again maybe itīs just me! The impression I have so far of the place is that they donīt really like anyone! Just off the top of my head I think the best way to sum them up is that they are the France of South America. Itīs an awesome place, the food is awesome, individually most of the time the people are ...
Called back twice in one day!!
... 000 ft we've been instruct to fly when entering Argentina. With the extra weight of full fuel tanks, this will take a bit of doing. Fortunately we have time and patience. At 11:37 we cross into Argentina in the far distance we can see the Andes. As we travel southwest the Andes rise above the clouds, dominating the horizon.
Fifty miles from Salta, the cloud cover begins to break up and we see ground below. Jujuy and its airport are visible ...
Up in the Andes
... to us in the street and, advising us that it was 'Dia de Dulzura' (Day of Sweetness), handed us a chocolate bar (this really wasn't as odd as it sounded, but really very kind!), but today surpassed even that excitement! As we mentioned, we went straight to the cable car in the Plaza de San Martin, which took us up into the Andes, to an area with waterfalls and shrines. This was really beautiful, and the walk down was a beautiful path, doubling as an obstacle course as we ...
Do you know One Direction?
... the train in Bolivia but we couldn't work the website. So who knows what will happen when we get to the other side and how long it will take us to get to our destination! We bought some drinks and popcorn from street ventura and walked back to the cinema. I met a local girl in the toilets and was ' you are from England, do you know the band One Direction because I love Zane!' It was crazy to hear that in Argentina! Then she invited us to ...
Long trip to Salta
... beer that he encountered on a trip to Patagonia a few years ago and it was good to be reacquainted. I was pretty worried though as the waiter came over with a tiny plate. I was reminded of a Friends episode where they go to an expensive restaurant and Joey gets a tiny pizza. When mine came over though it was huge! I asked the waiter why the small plate and he explained it was for transferring over the slices. We had a good laugh as ...
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