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Hola Chicos!
... still reigns as to the best way to see South America, and what we want to see and do. We are still changing our mind. But we have now decided to move onto Buenos Aires next, which we will do this evening. We've booked a "suite" on the overnight bus (another 10 hour journey) the equivalent of first class really and for that we get flat beds, so hopefully we might sleep slightly better - we'll see.
Yesterday we saw a car fire, it was really blazing ...
A touch of luxury
G'day Possums!!!
Thanks again to everyone for your encouragement with my ramblings, I'm glad you're enjoying the journey, I just hope I am doing our experiences justice.
From Mendoza we had the joy of a 10 hour coach journey into pretty much slap-bang in the middle of Argentina to the country's second largest city, Cordoba. It's not as painful as it sounds, buses in Argentina are so comfortable with wide, well padded seats and plenty of leg-room. We ...
Panzerknacker, Gauchos und nasse Wandervoegel
... dabei). Dann gings mal los auf die Suche nach dem Start der Wanderung. Den haben wir nach rund 45 Minuten dann auch gefunden (der Berg liegt etwas ausserhalb der Stadt). An der Basis gabs ein Restaurant und einen kleinen Hippie-Markt. Nachdem wir uns den angeschaut hatte und noch drei Mal zwischen Restaurant und Markt hin und her getigert sind (weil wir nicht herausgefunden hatten, wo denn jetzt genau der Wanderweg ist), hat's angefangen zu regnen! Also war die nachste Pause ...
Building bridges between my past and future
... s when my friend Nicole informed me that if I wanted to attend the 4-month conflict transformation qualification course in Bonn in January 2012 I had to apply immediately since the Academy for Conflict Transformation was almost done with the selection!
So I forgot my plans about visiting Cordoba and I spent the following couple of days writing my application for the course - in English and about ...
Hipster Couchsurfing Friends
I arrived in Cordoba on an unusually windy, cold, rainy night. To make matters worse I had been given a ride by a truck driver who was a friend of a couchsurfer, so he couldn't drop me off at the bus station or really anywhere far from the highway cause he wasn't allowed to drive on the small city streets. Even worse than that, you can only ride the buses in Cordoba if you have 'cospeles' or bus tokens. So, my unbelievably nice couchsurfer had to come pick ...
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