Metro I Buenos Aires

... say it was never used in combat which explains its longevity. There was some type of reunion on the boat and we caught the exit of a few generals or corporals - whoever they were they were important.




We then met up with ...

... a glass of wine.

That evening we took part in the hostel quiz which we did not win due to none of us knowing the first thing about sport.... That nights entertainment was a trip to the other Milhouse - it was like a fisher price my first disco with most of the people there being under 25... First time I have felt old on this trip. Left the kids to it early and went for savory pumpkin pie ... Yummm vegtables....

... round one cup and taking turns. Disease spreads here, funny ey?

Getting to the point, when I started to get fevers and headaches I thought enough was enough and I had to go to the hospital and get checked out. Surprisingly it wasn`t too difficult to figure out, thanks in part to my friend Janine. Aside from them making ill people walk 5 or 6 blocks between buildings it was fine.

I saw the doc and expected to get told, "stop ...

... was crazy atmosphere but the game in rio was bettter i think. we were put in the argentinian fan section and we had barbed wire around our section. also there is no drinking in the stadium or a 5 block radius around the staium, sucks

other than that, ive done nothing else

Well here goes... the start of my blog. I must admit I´m actually writing this from Santiago in Chile in September. As you probably all know, it sometimes takes me time to get round to these things...

After a mainly uneventful flight, which started with non functioning air con and the disappointing announcement that all the cabin crew in my area were blokes, and finished with me in a minor panic about whether I would be detained in ...

... mausoleums. Debbie wanted to find Eva Peron's grave, so we just followed the herd. After looking around, we grabbed a taxi and returned to the hostel. Later we returned to our restaurant for another great dinner. The last full day for me was spent in LaBoca; we walked to the river walk from the hostel; about 3 miles I'd guess. We stopped first at the Russian Orthodox church for a photo op. La Boca is a famous barrio in ...

... our next lesson today and then Tues and Wed. So what we were looking forward the most today was the trip to river plate stadium, once the 5th best stadium in the world and now.... well not so good. Anyways we met up with our tour guide at 3 and picked up a few other backpackers and then headed into the city . Todays game was between River Place and Colon. River plate has 38% of the WHOLE South American people who follow it and Boca ...

... driver and it turns out that we should have gotten off at the terminal, after all. They really should work on their communication at Manuel Tienda Leon, the shuttle company - you guys suck! The Scottish dude was headed to San Telmo, so he didn't mind, because the shuttle ended up taking him much closer to his final destination. But for me - I ended up about twice the distance away from my hostel, than had I gotten off at the bus ...

... which is the country i am most excited about) to Too Much to See and Do Peru, i have many options at how to spend my time (and shrinking money), and i am looking forward to the challenges ahead. Sure, my camera was lost (and was found, a mear few hours AFTER i left the city), by bags are too heavy (i plan on selling or donating a full 1/2 of the **** that i brought to BsAs in September), and Bolivia and Peru are in the middle of their rainy ...

... essen wir einen leckeren Salat zu Mittag und den Nachmittag verbringen wir mit Hochladen der Bilder fuer den Travelblog. Abends goennen wir uns ein leckeres Eis :) Dilluns V - I -MMIX El dia el passarem fent encārrecs, bāsicament voleirament amunt i avall. Fa tanta calor que no ens podem fer la idea que és gener!!! Avui és la NIT MĀGICA DELS 3 REIS MAGS! Quina emociķ! Quins bons records!!! Suposo que Beata Escarola deuen estar tocant a algun lloc... 06.01 ...