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Første dag i Sør-Amerika
Kom til hovedstaden i Uruguay, Montevideo idag etter en'ĺn'hal dagsreise..! dvs. kom inatt... Skal avklimatisere og bli kvitt jetlag!
Flyturen fra Brasil, Sao Paolu, ble litt lenger enn planlagt, pga taake kunne ikke flyet lande her og dermed var naermeste flyplass i Argentina, Buenos Aires. Der stod vi i to timer og ventet paa at det …
Uruguay Elections
This is a top pick! The day of the Presidential elections seemed like any other Sunday until early evening. Around 6.00pm onwards the roads began to fill with cars adorned with flags of red, white and blue, passengers leaning out of the windows shouting, drivers leaning on the horn. Many cars were subsumed with flags of their party and of the nation. The early results …
Six Days in Uruguay
... Mate lovers
As we kept traveling through Uruguay we discovered a true passion for mate (a drink made out of local herbs that were collected and brewed by natives for millennia.) It seemed on every corner people were sipping mate and carried their own thermos. There were no mate shops, like the local equivalent of Tim Horton's or Starbucks.
Mate is a drink that people made at home for friends and we were so lucky Greta had introduced it to us ...
Tiden flyver - B.A!
... 3 dage. Det er et meget fashionabelt kvarter, som huser store arokratiske huse fra 16-1700 tallet og dyre butikker. Desuden ligger den beroemte Recoleta kirkegaard der ogsaa. Som er beroemt fra diverse film, set senest i den anbefalelsesvaerdige danske film 'Super Clasico'. Se den og se den ihvertfald hvis du er vild med BA. Kirkegaarden er dog mest beroemt for gravstedet for Eva Peron (Evita), og siges at kunne modstaa et atom angreb. Grunden er, at efter hendes alt for tidlige doed ...
Who let the dogs out?
... other reason you should always look down is that you are liable to fall down a big hole in the middle of the pavement of which there are many. Practically every street is having work done which involves digging it all up, leaving it for a bit and then throwing tiles on to see where they land! It doesn't matter if the pavement resembles the Andes....apparently. It rained today so now all the holes are filled with mud and here ...
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