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Salto - the last of the Uruguayan adventures
... river bank some drunk, but quite respectable looking guy came over to us, still holding a full drink. He kept trying to talk to us and it didn't matter who's many times we told him we didn't understand, he didn't believe us. We did understand a bit, but he was just rambling on about different famous Uruguayan football players, asking if we knew them? He kept repeating himself a lot as well, saying the same things three or four times in a row. He ...
A hotel to forget
... swimming pools with water slides rather than naturally warm water holes. This still would have been a great way to spend the day, however, it decided to rain on us for the first time in 3 weeks and we discovered that the only buses out of Salto/Concordia to Iguazu was at 7.15 and 11.40 that night. Therefore we had no choice but to begin our 24 hour trip to Iguazu.
There’s not too much to say about Concordia other ...
Salto - Uruguay
... the most random of places in Uruguay.
Celou cestu do Salto prselo a bohuzel ani neprestalo, kdyz jsme tam prijeli. Nevim jak se to stalo, ale kdyz jsme vyndali muj batoh z autobusu byl pekne mokry a pulka veci uvnitr take. Jelikoz hrozne prselo a ja mela mokry batoh rozhodli jsme si vzit taxi a jet do hostelu, ktery nam byl doporucen. Ale kdyz jsme tam prijeli hostel byl zavreny a my stali v desti na ulici a nevedeli kam ...
The end of Uruguay, or why couchsurfing can suck
... that I did think was interesting was that in Uruguay it is mandatory to vote. There was an elecion while I was in Montevideo and even though there was only a single candidate, everyone had to turn out to the polling place. Since it is still an anonymous ballot people supposedly put pieces of ham and other junk into the ballot box and get the stamp as they enter or exit the polling station. Still, ...
Uruguay across the river
... Brasil and Paraguay ... but for now my focus will be on Argentina ... this place is HUGE ...
So far I have seen huge open spaces filled with cattle and horses ... exactly what you would expect !!!
Today the heat was 37 degrees celcius ... nice and hot and dry as well ... loving ...