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J'ai chaud...
... me chercher un latte au Starbucks au coin de Cordoba/Orono ; çà va me remettre de bonne humeur...
Je descends donc Cordoba jusqu'au Musée de la mémoire (je viens de réaliser que je n'ai pas pris de photos d'extérieur) qui n'est pas encore ouvert, alors je m'installe sur un p'tit banc devant et je sirote mon latte en regardant passer le monde... Pis j'attends, pis j'attends. Dans la porte du Musée, c'est bien indiqué que çà ouvre à 12:00 et il est maintenant 12:15. Je ...
À la découverte de Rosario
... de bateau mardi car après çà, je vais commencer à faire des "intérieurs " (la cathédrale, le Musée d'art décoratif au sommet duquel on a apparemment une superbe vue sur la ville, même chose du monument à la Bandera, même chose du Musée d'art contemporain), sans compter que je veux voir tout ce qu'ils ont sur le Che, car il est né ici, en fait à quelques pâtés de maison de l'hôtel.
Alors, "stay tuned" comme diraient les américains...
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Rosario, Cordoba & Santa Fe
... rejected by four passing buses and a lot of cars, we managed to hitch a ride with a local Argentinian who took us to Carlos Paz where we caught a bus back to Cordoba.
Jorge and I split up in Cordoba as I wanted to avoid an overnight bus directly back to Buenos Aires. Instead I spent an extra night in Cordoba then took a bus to Santa Fe, which turned out to be a very nice little city on a nice river and lake. After my bus got in I navigated my way ...
Our friend Pedro
... and teachers to practise speaking with each other in Spanish in a social situation – a great idea for me… but impossible for James as yet. We arrived at what we considered to be late (15 minutes after the stated time) however it took quite some time after that for everyone else to arrive. It was nice to be able to sit and chat with others who a living and studying in Rosario though and we managed to sample most of the ...
Day 117 - 122 of 126 - Rosario
... area - a couple of the main streets are pedestrian only with no cars allowed. When we got to the water front, there were rows and rows of tables set up with people selling their crafts. Everything from jewelry, to leather goods, to art work, to wood carvings.... just about everything. There was also all kinds of political campaigning going on as elections are in the near future. It is somewhat refreshing to see ...
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