Langzamerhand krijg ik het gevoel dat er een samenzwering gaande is. Ik heb nu een paar prive lessen genomen. En met grote namen overlegd en specifieke vragen gesteld. En allemaal zeggen ze hetzelfde. Het antwoord op mijn vraag bevindt zich in mijn hoofd. Ze willen me allemaal geen technische aanwijzingen geven. Soms gefundeerd met het argument ...

Buenos Aires is so beautiful but so HUGE... There are some gorgeous buildings and awesome sights. Its really funny how the tour guide kept mentioning how things were English until the Falklands war!!! Been to see Evita's balcony - had to break into a quick song. Am really just passing the time here - lots of chilling, lots of reading. Going to h...

So we headed south east to Rio Gallegos and when we got there we realised that we just didn't have enough money for the coach south to Ushuia, let alone the excursions through the fjords to the penguin colonies and further on to chilly Antartica. So we decided to head north up the Atlantic Coast and then we realised we couldn't afford to do that...

After my first weekend with its great welcome to Buenos Aires and a week full of tango, I was expecting this weekend to have been much quieter. Not a bit of it. But when I ventured out alone on Friday night with only the address of a bar and nobody to meet there, I had no idea how much action was in store. I had been dancing tango four nights ou...

Llegamos en la tarde a Buenos Aires después de 22 horas de viaje porque el bus se había dañado a media noche. La verdad, ni cuenta nos dimos porque dormimos todo el paseo como unas morsas. Esa noche conocí unas niñas irlandesas con las que me fui a una discoteca a las 2 de la mañana... muy frito. El domingo fuimos al partido de Boca-Rosario.

As stated in the title, I´m in BA (Buenos Aires! It´s awfully strange to believe that I´m in Argentina let alone travelling. It sometimes occurs to me that we´re actually on South American ground as opposed to a European break somewhere that very well resembles Espana! Although it is riveting knowing that I´ll be hopping along to a fair few othe...

After having rolled off the Antarctic Dream with an extra roll around our middles and feeling thoroughly spoilt we hit earth with a jolt as we made our way to Buenos Aires with the assistance of three buses, a ferry, a taxi and two flights. Some 50 hours later we arrived off a plane in the Paris of Europe; BA as it is called by those in the kno...

Hey Everybody! How is everyone? I hope all is going well and that life hasn't been too rough since I left :) This email finds me a little over a week since the last one, but it seems like months. Time has flown by fast, and I have found myself becoming increasingly used to the face that I'm living here. Public transport isn't so new, the food is...

Some facts about Buenos Aires: - The main street is called "9 de Julio" (the 9th of July) and it has 10 lanes, on each direction. The 9th of July is the Argentinean independence day and in general it is very popular to name streets after important dates so that if your parents plan you accurately your street name can also be your birthday. - The...

I'm flying from Dallas to Buenos Aires, Argentina on February 16. The initial plan is to travel through Argentina, spending time in the Andes' Lake District between Argentina and Chile, and then onto Santiago. From there I will fly up to Peru and meet up with my good friend Dane. We are hiking into Machu Pichu, the lost Inca City. Let's see how ...