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Why I'm alone somewhere in South America...
In short, I am **** at blogs. For I am lazy. And fairly certain most of you don't much care about most of what I am doing. So to summarise... in the last month or however long (have slightly lost track of time¨.
Bariloche
Met the Jo.
Ate glorious amounts of chocolate.
Saw the seven (or so) lakes in a day making it up to …
Salta, Salta
... you would approve of this choice! The food was delicious and the steaks were simply enormous, although having said that, we ate them all. A couple of tables down from us, there was a table with 4 blind people eating. Watching them feed themselves and then pay for their bill, trustingly handing over the money and being helped out of the restaurant made us feel very grateful for the fact that we are healthy and that we are so lucky to be able ...
Day 10 - Salta
... Angels was good but the room was facing the main street so we decided against it. However, they had a great exchange rate and at this point we were out of all the pesos we had, so the timing was opportune. The next hotel was very well rated, but out of our budget, but right next to it we found Hotel de la Linda - we liked the room, price and the service so we settled on it. After switching hotels and settling in the room, we started to explore ...
The journey across Argentina to Bolivia: Part 2
... a thumbs up, and we pay the money. Today the guy puts in the info, shows me the screen, and it says "Arribo 17/05 07:39", right time, wrong date. Trying to explain this to him was difficult, especially since he wasn't even looking at the screen. After I eventually pointed it out, he had to call someone else to find out what was going on - he points at the departure date (which was correct), and then points at the arrival date and said "problemo"... Someone screwed ...
Red Rock Country
Salta is a beautiful city and the journey from San Pedro de Atacama in Chile to it is also stunning - even if the border crossing itself was very slow and annoying.Every turn in the forever winding road brought about a new view of a different mountain, or a different type of rock, salt flats, lakes etc etc.
After our very very long - but beautiful - bus journey we arrived at our hostel, found somewhere to get a cheap eat and went to bed with the ...
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