Cesar Carman Hotel Cordoba

... some refuge in cheap wine and the fact the next hostel (which I called this morning from the bus station) is owned by a lovely English man who has a pool and a love of wine.... what I haven't told Rob is there is no room for us until Friday evening and we have to sleep in a hammock tomorrow! there is a safe place for our luggage, assuming it hasn't been stolen already from the bus station : )

... portions. In places like this if you don't eat red meat your options are pretty limited....Louise had pasta...I had red meat....lots and lots and lots of it. It just kept on coming.<br><br>We soon found that the Argentinians aren´t big on vegetables - your accompaniments usually<br>consist of bread, wine and more wine! If you're a vegetarian here you'd starve.<br><br>The restaurant we ate in was in a slightly run-down seedy ...

... with unimaginable luxury and maximum security, and one of the so called "villas" or slums where the poorest people live. This won't be an easy trip, I think... I can get so angry with the injustice!<br><br>- loyalty. The Argentinians joke all the time about for example trying to sneak away without paying, or trying to fool money from others, saying that that's the typical behaviour. I guess it might be true that the Argentinians might be a bit sneaky (I've seen some ...

... wh*t w*s *n *lmost c*rniv*l like *tmosphere p*r*ding through the streets ch*nting slog*ns *nd holding *loft m*ny fl*gs of Cub* *nd Che Guev*r* who is still * VERY big de*l in Chile, singing *nd d*ncing in * fiest* style *t v*rious points. The *ff*ir seemed rel*xed enough *nd it w*s difficult to envis*ge wh*t we were to experience * few hours l*ter. We soon re*lized we h*d been he*ding the wrong w*y for the historic side of town we h*d intended to go to *nd h*d ...

... zetten (no worries Mac). Nogmaals, mocht je een 100% vrijwillige bijdragen willen geven, stort deze dan op Raborekening 34.64.31.824 t.n.v. H. Visser en stuur me even een mailtje met het bedrag dat je gestort hebt. De eerste gulle gevers hebben zich al gemeld, waarvoor ons hartelijk dank, en we kunnen nu al niet wachten om de blikken op de gezichten van Carlos en de weeshuis directrice als we onze gezamenlijke donatie overhandigen. Alvast bedankt!

... wiki/Che_Gueva ra). His family house has been purchased by the city and converted into a museum that details his upbringing, travels, family, revolutionary efforts, and death all separated into different rooms by theme. Of all the interesting rooms, our favourite was dedicated to Che's nanny, Rosa Rosario, who gave her view of Che as a very kind hearted child and polite young man. She finished her description with ...

... estate. Except they have there own community including schools, parks and security. Wired fences, the works. You can only be invited into the Country. Seems mad but its what they do. Stray dogs are everywhere....and commands to dogs are in English, because spanish is too lengthy.. Around the 10th of each month is time to pay off that credit card. Big queues in banks around that time of month... No Online banking as yet...

... Although this made us weary because of our Santiago experience, it ended up that this hostel was quite nice and we enjoyed our stay. We spent the first day trying to work out how to get me a visa for visiting Brazil, and after going to the consulate and trying to work everything out, decided to just do it in Uruguay. It is necessary for me to get a ticket both in and out of Brazil when applying for the Visa. Since we are ...

... out the chutes and strapped ourselves into the tandem harness and before you could say 'gravity is my friend', Marge was running towards the edge with a paraglider inflating behind her. With a gust, she was gone - soaring up and up overhead with her screaming laughter echoing around the hills. Then it was my turn and we ran down the slope until suddenly I was running in mid-air and we were flying.... And it was....peaceful. Not ...

... was really nowhere to sit, so we walked around for a bit. We finally arrived at a convenience store, got some waters and decided to pull the chute. We managed to get a cab, headed back to the hostel. We had a few beers with the citizens there, and the general consensus was to go out to the Upper Water bar, or the Upper Street bar, or something like that. So we headed out around 2. The club was pretty awesome, it had three ...