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Final few days in Buenos Aires

A travel blog entry by jokeith

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... restaurant very near the stadium. Annoyingly I can’t remember the name as the food was excellent. Poor James, Lorna and Adam though were absolutely shattered so we all jumped in cabs home as soon as we finished eating. As I walked through the hostel door, the first person I saw was Maja who was on her way to the hostel party. I quickly changed and then went to meet her there. I wasn’t really planning on going out but figured this was my last chance to go out in BA for ...

Cry for ME Argentina....I blew the budget here.

A travel blog entry by timbersfun

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... rich that move countries (unless they want to get richer), but the poor.... the down and outs looking for something better than their lot in the place of their birth. The buildings of La Boca reflect that movement......sometimes nothing more than shacks made from whatever materials were at hand. The football club is the focus for the people. Mind you the stadium is more than a football ground, there is museum, a swimming pool and many other fields for different sports.....and ...

Lazy days!

A travel blog entry by crag_and_pao

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... cemetery where Eva Peron (Evita) is buried, along with many other rich and famous Argentinians; Floraris Generica, which is a huge steel flower that opens by day and closes at night; Casa Rosada, the pink government building which houses the balcony that Eva Peron used to address the public from as seen in Evita!; Palermo where we strolled around the park and checked out a few bars and restaurants including La Cabrera (a famous steak house); San Telmo district ...

When in Rome...

A travel blog entry by dae7

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... running late at all. In fact we were ahead of schedule which we discovered, to our dismay, that the journey was actually a total of 45 hours and not twenty, leaving us with another 24 hours on the bus. Great!

We eventually arrived at the Milhouse Hostel, Ave De Mayo, ready to get down to serious partying. We just had the small matter of a temporary passport to arrange with the British consulate.

The Milhouse is a party hostel and at the weekend they turn ...

Peru & Argentina

A travel blog entry by fullwat

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... to the school. We got to see the kids in their classrooms and learn that many of them walked to school from the nearby mountains. After the presentation the children sang a couple of songs and showed us a traditional dance. It was wonderful to see.

Then onto Argentina. First hickup - No-one at airport to meet us with one of those signs, so after much delay found our way to hotel. Next hiccup - ...

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