Deptosmendoza
Alem 41, (formerly Deptosmendoza) Mendoza, Province of Mendoza, Cuyo, 5500, Argentina
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From the cold and ice of Copahue we have travelled some 600km north to the fourth largest city in Argentina, Mendoza. We stayed here for a few days last time to visit wineries and to sample the superb red Malbec wines....the other reds are good too as are the white wines but Malbec is the signature wine of the area.
This time our visit …
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Mendoza podruhe
... dzip. Pojedeme na 2 skupiny, ale hned po rozjezdu uz musime trosku tlacit.. este ze je cesta porad z kopce. Benzinova pumpa se po zasahu ridice za chvili precijen da do poradku. V Potrerillos pak cekame na druhou skupinku asi 3 hodiny..V buse do Mendozy stojime celou cestu v ulicce ale nevadi. Dorazime opet do hostelu Campo Baso. Rychla sprcha ...
The Marvels of Mendoza
... each evening. Tough life we have...
Still, it was the wine that we were most interested in, naturally. We caught up with Leah (French) and Lyndsey (American), two travellers whose paths we’d crossed way back in La Paz, and who we’d been criss-crossing ever since, to take a wine tour around the region.
The insanely cheerful Mr Hugo (and really, who wouldn’t be cheerful, living in the wine capital of South America?) kindly hired us four bikes to pedal ...
Bieber, Bikes & Boarding
... photography, modern art, sculptures and the usual old paintings. One of the exhibitions was statues of ballerinas’ in various poses and positions. George wondered what was wrong with me when he saw me staring at a few particular statues tutting and shaking my head. The posture and technique was so awful on these so called ballerinas-sinking into their hips, pelvis sticking out and legs not turned out that I just wanted to grab them and put them in the ...
I Don't Live Today
... there's more there than I found, but I just wanted to stroll aimlessly around and take pictures of cars I didn't know existed. No agenda, no hassle.
I mentioned last time how Argentina had perfectly matched the image I had of it in my head. It's far removed from the rest of South America, too. The buildings are old but well kept, maintaining their class. The people are well behaved, well mannered, stylish, charismatic and more playful than I've experienced elsewhere. There's ...



