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... cakes. They cost us a fortune (in Argentinian terms) and actually didn’t taste half as good as the ones that we can buy for 1 Peso ( about 15 pence) at our local pasteleria (pastry shop). Incidentally, we’ve also regularly indulged in empanadas, which are savoury pasties with various different fillings. Our favourites are humitos, which have a sweet corn filling combined with nutmeg, onion or ...

... viande, ou fromage, jambon, etc. Bon et pas cher.<br><br>Bus jusqu'á Palermo oú nous visitons le Jardin Japones et le Botanico. Un peu de verdure dans la ville ne fait pas de mal. Nous errons ensuite dans le Palermo Viejo - Soho de BA. Tres chic, boutiques fashion, bars huppés et petites rues bien colorées.<br><br>19h RV chez Victor. Son colloc Matthias nous a préparé un gratin dauphinois délicieux.<br><br>Mercredi 28 Octobre<br><br>Nous retrouvons Victor pour aller ...

... of styles and sizes, side-by-side like houses. We walked up and down, taking photos of the more impressive tombs. It was an incredible sight, but a small part of me found it slightly wrong that such large amounts of money had obviously been spent on creating such grandiose structures, for people who are dead. After we had walked through this area, we passed a balcony at ground level that looked below over various rooms on three sub-terranean floors where many, many people had ...

... stinks! So theres the first attempted mugging of the trip, and he ain't having nothing of mine!<br><br>We spent nearly 10days in Buenos Aires so this blog would be very long and boring if I detailed all, i'll just say we saw all the sights, San Telmo antiques market on sunday, went shopping on Florida street and saw live tango in the street. Went on a Tour to La Boca and around the Boca Juniors football stadium. A guy in Boca was very excited to meet someone from Wales, he ...

... it turned out I was to get none of that with these guys! It turned out that after a while we had bankrupted the supply of scotch on the plane but by that stage we didn't seem to care. I feel for the people around us who had to endure our frequent outbursts of laughter and loud voices.  I think we were the typical kind of people you generally would not want to be sitting near on plane when you're traveling over a long journey. In any case, it ...

... the door, I stood back as my bearded bro enthusiastically dragged his bags through the port and did the obligatory wow over Elise's loft. We chatted for a bit about his trip but I smelled the American Airlines all over him and was all too happy to let him wash that stuff off in the shower. Emerging squeaky (by brotherly standards), he was allowed a moment to breath before I pushed him out the door into the warm porteno sun. For the next six hours, we hoofed it around the ...