Castelar Buenos Aires

... letters it said "Fashion Evolution". It didn´t look to me like fashion had evolved very far at all.<br><br>The first day I went to see the remains of the old Mexico city that was built by the Aztecs and then pretty much flattened by those friendly conquering Spanish. I ended up doing my job when I met a local guy who wanted to know all about how to go and study in England. Great. He also bored me senseless with tales of how much he loves Coldplay. Bloody Coldplay, everyone loves them ...

... started as slow, sloshy progress through the three-inch high water soon turned into a total, dead-stop traffic jam. We spent hours sitting, lights and engine off, playing every road trip game we could remember, even resorting to truth or dare out of sheer boredom (Kisiev ended up climbing out of the sunroof of his car in the pouring rain, and running around to the driver`s door to get back in on a dare. I drank a full 1.5 liter bottle of water, and ...

... t worry - they´re available in all sorts of sizes at every major interchange. <br><br>Food update: Argentinians and Brazillians are both rubbish at making sandwiches. This is linked to the way of life- a less rushed way of life- that means that people don't want to grab a sandwich from M&amp;S, Boots, whereever when they could sit down for an hour and eat meat. Oddly, this seems to be the home comfort Andrew misses the most.<br><br>Right. Must be time for more meat.<br><br>

... orrore.<br>Per il resto del giorno ci limitiamo a camminare lungo i viali del centro, al momento di salire in camera ci accorgiamo della fatica di essere a 2200 mt, l'ostello è subdolo tu credi di dover salire al terzo piano, ma loro hanno due piani non conteggiati (dove c'è la cucina e l'altro con la sala tv) così in realtà devi arrivare al quinto. Dobbiamo organizzarci bene, perchè una volta scesi, se ti accorgi di aver dimenticato qualcosa, sono tutti cavoli tuoi risalire!!

... day in Mexico which is completely different from the hectic days I tend to lead. We went to Templo Mayor which was the biggest temple of the Mexicas (Aztecs) in Tenochtitlan (present day Mexico City). This temple was first built in the 1300s and was destroyed by the conquering Spaniards in 1521. During this period of time, there were seven stages where the Templo Mayor was built on top of, making it bigger and bigger ...

... wise) and the 3rd highest. Pyramid of the Moon The Pyramid of the Moon, as well as the Pyramid of the Sun, was one of the early-built constructions in Teotihuacán. Most recent researches have proved that the pyramid, as can be seen today, is the result of several layers of construction and amplifications. Temple of Quetzalcóatl It is characterized by its complex ornamentation in which prevail two sculptural elements: a head of a feathered serpent and ...