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Eyeing up the birds
So it's been an eventful week (in real time) so we are way behind with the blog but we're back on the road again so here's a few up dates of what we've been up to.
After Valparaso we decided to head back to Argentina to spend Toms 30th there. We set off for Salta in the North West. To say it was an epic journey would be an understatement …
South America wants me dead!
... which should be awesome. We will be crossing to and from Chile and Argentina over the next few weeks untill we get to Usharia at the bottom of the continent in a few weeks. Bring on Chile and let loose my Englishness. O forgot to mention the pool the size of Wales. It was a swimming pool, not the size of Wales but it was bloody huge and rammed with people the day we arrived which made setting up camp a bit difficult however, we had the pool to ourselves in the ...
Called back twice in one day!!
... expert. The probability that there is one in Salta is not high. Patrick goes to the general aviation hangers presuming there would be someone there who could tell him what is possible. Walking in he was pleasantly surprised to see a very impressive collection of personal jets and helicopters. Maybe things aren’t as dire as he thought.
He asks the first person he sees for help and the man suggests asking Roberto a mechanic working on ...
Bus sweet bus
... had been dropped in the wrong place when we got off the bus at Resistencia. We should have known what lay in store following the kind man at the ticket office's enthusiastic assurance that 'You have Lonely Planet guide? It recommend to go!'
The town was thoroughly depressing. A very grey place, built purely to house car assembly shops, it had a sad little main street with tacky shops selling mother-of-pearl coloured porcelain dolphins and ...
Luxury travel
... that I could do myself! He didn't put our bags on straight away so I waited and watched until he did. They were on! I asked the old grandma my little line in Spanish to swop seats and she said no! How rude. There were two seats next to each other free as we just sat there and managed not to get moved the whole journey. This journey involved a lot less stops compared to the one getting to Iguazu. Plus there was filmed after ...
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TravelPod Member ReviewsCarpe Diem Bed & Breakfast Salta
“ Like guest at friend's house ”
Reviewed Apr 17, 2011
Perfect place with nice garden hidden in the city. We feel like guests in friend's house, not like in a hotel.
This review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.
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