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A cat named Tafi and a dog called Valley
... is hundreds of them! We had to get the proper cowboy feeling and go on a horse ride up the mountains. The view was spectacular but the cowboy feeling a bit week, seeing that we were given the slowest horses in town (Jack was happy with that though).
Siesta is taken very seriously here. From 1pm to 5pm the town is litterally dead. So we use that time to stroll around, trying to catch some wild horses. We never did succeed. Instead we caught a lot of dogs... ...
The forming of The Wolfpack!
... Labour Day eve with a few beers. Before long, a few beers turned into a few too many, and whilst our newest member went back to bed early, Ian and I found ourselves trying to shake our booties to the local salsa music that was being pumped out in a near by club. Being the only two gringos in the club, we stood out like a KKK member at a Bob Marley concert, but we did manage to somehow talk ourselves into the VIP section. This was made even more ...
Tafi Del Valle
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"…Here, the valley is greener, and you descend gradually to Tafi de Valle, a small town and popular weekend retreat from the heat of the Tucuman summer. It has a cool microclimate and makes a good base for walking, with several peaks of the Sierra de Aconquija providing satisfying day hikes."
What Mr Footprint fails to inform you, is that it's absolutely, freezingly bloody cold. Microclimate my big bottom, in comparison to sultry Salta, ...
The Road to Quilmes
... my eye for it’s sheer remoteness. It’s about 250km of gravel road that heads to the small settlement of Antofagasta. Pictures from other travellers on Google earth show vast salt flats and impossibly large barren mountain landscapes. It’s do-able but two spare wheels rather than one and a larger spare fuel tank would be advisable as would some kind of satellite phone and a GPS. Still it ...
We're almost at the cross
Woke up today in the nice hotel we chose to stay at in Tafe De Valle. I got ready to take a shower and realized the water was cold! That really sucked, especially since hostel Nomade did have hot water after all. We all woke up and got ready, had breakfast at the hotel. Great coffee, from a tea bag, and crossiants. One of our better breakfasts for sure. Jas wasnt feeling well at all, we think she may have gotten a mild case of food poisioning from the milanse ...
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