Departamentos Amantea Buenos Aires
Miguel Cane y El Ceibo Buenos Aires, Capital Federal District, 7165, Argentina
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Chile to Uruguay
... of Carolina. She was a great teacher and we met some fab people through the school who we will be meeting up with again later in our travels.
Long distance buses
National Express has some work to do. The South Americans have long distance travel down to a fine art. The bus from Mendoza to Buenos Aires takes 13 hours overnight, so we decided to splash out and go ´cama´ which basically means you get a flat bed. A bit like the ...
Wk16: Buenos Dias, Buenos Aires!!!
... br style="font-family: arial, sans-serif; line-height: normal; ">That's all for another week. I hope everyone is enjoying the christmas break and stuffing their faces with good food. I'll update you all again next week with more of my misadventures. For now, Feliz Nevidad to you all!!
Over and out!
Bon anniversaire ma Flo!
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Pour l'instant, de ce que j'ai pu voir de Buenos Aires, c'est une capitale bien aeree avec beaucoup de parcs, de grandes rues ombragees...Bref, ca m'a l'air d'une capitale bien agreable a vivre. Hate d'y revenir dans deux jours pour l'explorer plus en profondeur.
Puis direction le port en voiture en traversant Buenos Aires by night !
Mon bateau part a 23h...la nuit va encore etre tres courte! (3h jusque Colonia puis 2h15 de bus jusque Montevideo)....
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Another South American City
... a lot about. It is such a breath of fresh air to be able to talk with someone of his age about music from that era. And he is very knowledgeable. Anyone who knows who Steeleye Span is without asking "do you mean Steely Dan" wins points in my book.
After eating and talking about customs and politics, they took me back to the inn and we made plans to get a more extensive tour of the city the next day.
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..........Found Him !!!
... we know what a European theatre looks like, so we weren't going to pay $60 (gringo rate) for a tour. Instead we went and had a look at the Palacio de las Aguas Corrientes.
In 1894 they built a place to store and control the drinking water for the city. In those days of course, a few tanks just wouldn't do, so they built a palace around the place. Its just bonkers! They shipped over ...

