Apart Las Piedras San Carlos de Bariloche

... in the city most nitorious for parties..we decidied its all about the vibe you get from the people you meet and that ant be planned and if you try incidinces like the birthday happen...no good!<br>6. Iguazu Falls! lonnng bus ride and so worth it! most amazing natural sight ever! there are pictures that dont come close to doing it justice its one of those places you just have to seee for yourself. lots of tourists tho..haha its funny the way backpackers takl about ...

... my own - decided to tip over. Very wet, very cold, and a touch embarrassed. But all in all, a great day and maybe, dare I say, a new hobby for NZ.<br><br>I do have some rather nice photos but as I have been saying for the last 4 months, I can´t use my bloody camera in these PCs. Ho hum.<br><br>Take care everybody.<br><br>The forthcoming blogs will actually start to get somewhere near to today´s date.<br><br>Laters<br><br>Lx<br><br><b r><br><br>

I got back into Bariloche after that long long bus ride this afternoon. It´s really nice to get off the bus know what direction to go. Which bus to take. What stop to get off at. Ahhhh its like being home sort of. I have to admit I am a little homesick. This is why I decided to head south back here instead of heading north to Tucuman, and Salta. I am very happy to be back. The weather is ...

... more days and then a I´ll take a bus to Iquique where I plan to spend 2 - 3 weeks paragliding, which is what I have been looking forward to throughout this trip, particularly when the weather has worsened. After Iquique, if there is still enough left in the budget, I want to ride north into Bolivia and then via Lake Titicaca to Peru. I still hope to make it to Mendoza in Argentina and San Pedro de Atacama.

... party. I started the trip with Big Hard Sun by Eddie Vedder. I try to listen to that song whenever I start a new travel adventure. For some reason Into the Wild has inspired my travels. This trip is not jetting. It actually reminds me of all the cross country trips I have be fortunate enough to take. The landscape thus far has been flat super flat farmland. It definitely is not the Kohler farm. It is much like ...

... beauty of this Switzerland-esque city has left me feeling so happy to be here. On the way, I finished reading A Language Older Than Words (thanks for the hookup Michelle!), which is one of the best books i have ever read and expect each and every one of you to go out and buy (cash only) and read before i get back. Having finished the book, i undertook a new perspective towards this trip and Bariloche and the surrounding areas are a perfect place to embark on such a ...

... There was an observation deck at the top which was a bit pointless because the views from there were more or less identical to those outside, only with dirty glass making it all murkier. <br><br>It looked a bit like a flying saucer from outside though, which was cool...<br><br><br><br>You could see Bariloche down and to the right of us, what an ...

... we found our flight and the rest of the flights from the Argentine capital severely delayed or cancelled. Hundreds of tourists were wandering the airport, cursing the horrific flood that had just inundated Buenos Aires. Our flight hadn`t even taken off, and also needed a mechanic for reason unknown. So we were left stranded in Bariloche for the forseeable, and without a definite passage south from El Calafate, where we ...

... to walk through the long bus station and look for a company that goes to El Chaten and instead I just pick the first company I come to in order to shorten the distance I have to walk. Hmmm, where should I go, I see this particular company goes to Esquel which I am pretty sure is South and on the way to El Chaten so I book it. This is possibly the laziest thing I have ever done. This is even lazier than when I lived in the Chevy Van ...

... freezing in the night and this morning when I was waiting for the bus I spotted snow on the surrounding hills and mountains.. Patagonian summer or the weather going crazy? It was 30 degrees last week! So my task this week was to pay my rent. As I have said before, things go slowly here and even more slowly when you have no idea of what you are doing! On Monday I managed to access the email telling me how to pay my rent - a bank name, a ...