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Left late but had a bit of a tail-wind so arrived right on time. Hot & humid but thankfully our transfer was waiting & we were able to check straight into our room when we arrived, so after a shower & short rest we were set to hit the streets. Walked about 30 mins to shake off the jet lag, then enjoyed a beer & snack at the famous …
Surprise ! Belgrano...
... dépendra de la température, mais aussi de mon feeling ce jour-là. Si j'en ai pas plus envie que çà, m'a quand même pas me taper presque 3 heures d'autobus juste pour aller voir un musée qui risque en plus d'être décevant car il ne faut pas perdre de vue que ce n'est quand même que le Musée de Tigre... suis même pas allée voir celui de BA, alors...
Jeudi et vendredi seront consacrés aux valises + aller chercher le billet d'autobus à Retiro et je vais aussi voir si ...
The BSBus
... on our agenda was Recoleta Cemetery to visit Eva Peron’s grave. With the entrance not being signposted we managed to walk the whole way round the cemetery the wrong way before finding the main gates, and after being accosted by charity collectors (who stand in front of the gates and draw you a map of the cemetery on their leaflets before asking for donations) we made it in. The cemetery was huge and I found the rows and rows of mausoleums with narrow pathways ...
Friends in Low Places
... 8220;Hablo un pocito Espanol.” Before I finish uttering that simple phrase, they are now speaking in English. I learn their names are Tomas and Estefania. We end up talking into the night, and Tomas and I actually make plans to grab dinner that night. I remember walking home, feeling especially accomplished that I was able to make yet another friend. We had a great dinner, talking about a whole range of topics and his English is great. We have since spent another day ...
Buenos Aires
... It helped that the guide was super cute and loved Aussies. Although she did make fun of the way we say Australia, or Straya for short. Friday night we went to the hostel all you can eat BBQ and when it says all you can eat I take that as a personal responsibility. With a belly full of meat, vegetables, salad and red wine it was time for bed around 2am. Saturday we decided to hit the buenos aires zoo do we braved the subway, Kyle's first subway experience, and headed ...
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