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Carolle 1, bronchite 0...
... Mais en fait, la station "Callao" qui est près de là est sur la ligne rouge, pas sur la ligne verte, donc c'est pas la meilleure façon. La meilleure façon est de me rendre à Catedral sur la ligne verte, et de transférer sur la ligne A (bleue) jusqu'à Saenz Pena. Donc, quand je sortirai de là, si effectivement je trouve que c'est trop tard pour retourner à pied chez moi, je ferai çà à l'envers.
J'ai donc dû remonter à pied jusqu'à Cordoba pour retrouver "notre" ...
La Boca et Caminito
... juste pour vous donner une idée de comment y sont pas pantoute mais pantoute fair play... D'ailleurs, quand on est dans les espaces "populaires" la guide nous fait sauter et crier (ben c'est ce que j'ai cru comprendre car tout le monde sauf moi parle espagnol, et tout le monde sauf moi s'est mis à sauter et à crier...) Elle m'a par la suite expliqué que le vestiaire des "visiteurs" était juste dessous, alors quand ils se préparaient pour le match, ils avaient 15,000 fans ...
Familiar Feelings
... little control over my immune system.
The first evening I found a little square full of quiet restaurants and in the middle, red dress whirling, a pair doing the Tango. Maybe it was the mood I was in but I found the music peaceful, and the atmosphere relaxed.
I went to the ritzy suburb of Recoleta where the main thing to see is the large and extravagant cemetery where the who’s who of Buenos Airs get to build monolithic marble tombs. I ...
What time?
... we had walked down to a district called Recoleta; its home to Buenos Aires' parks and their famous cemetery (the burial site of Eva Peron). Not that thrilled about dead peoples grave, we went in anyway. I'm glad we did.
The sites weren't just head stones and a few flowers, the grave sites were enormous, some representing small churches, where the family would be able to enter and pay their respects. Though a lot of them were from the late 1800's and having no family to ...
Our weekend in Chile and returning to Buenos Aires
Our day on the bus to get to Santiago, Chile, was actually quite enjoyable as we had spectacular views of the mountains to take in whilst relaxing in another very impressive coach. The border crossing was definitely the most intense one I've had to do and in preparation for the strict 'no meat, cheese or fruit across the border' rule, we accidently panic ate our pack of ham two hours before we actually reached the border! Never mind, we didn't want it to go to waste! After all ...
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