Armon Suites Montevideo
21 de Septiembre 2885 Montevideo, 11300, Uruguay
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Mercado Del Puerto - Montevideo
... a "no-go" area at night for lone foreigners due
to poverty and robbery, so my hostel mate Wesley and I decided to eat
there just before dark. However we also did an Irish Pub on the way and I
later ...
Leaving Montevideo
... which was consecrated in 1804. We also looked through the market at Constitution Square just incase we could see Campbell's cameras and our external computer hard drive. No luck.
Sunday after church and packing and our last dinner in Montevideo Andrew, Hannah and I went up to the Teatro Solis to take a tour, the theatre was magical. I was expecting some standard theatre with down stairs stall seats and some ...
"We're travellers, not tourists mum!"
... by walkers, runners, strollers, people going to and from work and school and couples. The couples are funny, especially the ones that are middle aged in parked in their cars, you would think they had homes to go to? Oh maybe not ... The kids and I have been walking, running and cycling along the Ramblas in the mornings and it has felt great, we are actually getting tans and our skin, if not a little sunburnt, is feeling alot more healthier.
Call me squeamish, for those of ...
Schools Out, lets have a weekend by the beach
... The ferry back to Buenos Aires was not quite as comfortable as the journey over, the seacat was the smallest ferry in the port and boarding it with the gusting winds didn`t do much for Hannah`s confidence on boats. However, we were still in Primera Class, this time we had plastic champagne glasses, but champagne all the same. This didn`t help Hannahs sea legs so she spent most of the journey with her eyes closed trying to get to her happy place. After a bit of fresh air ...
Rude Mood
... dogs or the distances between places. The problem is other travellers or more to the point, what an unbearably irritating, uninteresting, predictably cliched, miserable closed-club of total ****-heads they've proved to be.
Going travelling has opened me up as a person. A bit of the shyness has gone and now I don't really feel anywhere near as much fear as I used to in striking up a conversation with someone I don't know. A bit of that comes from being in the US and seeing ...



