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Six Days in Uruguay
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Montevideo
When we arrived to our host´s apartment we realized that people were different as well despite speaking the same Spanish dialect. Unlike most Argentinians, they don´t kiss everyone they (Uruguayans) know on the cheek, men and women alike. They did not appear to be as crazy about football as their cousins across the river. Montevideo has a city wide recycling policy. Needless to say, the cleaners work overtime when needed ...
Montevideo Round Dos
... healthy with the exception of a cold so, I guess we are safe. After our time in the cemetery we head back to the empanada shop to, unfortunately, find it still closed; so we grab some food elsewhere, para llevar, and get back to the hostel for our bags. To be noted we got a huge two person serving of ravioli and several empanadas of standard filling for under $10USD. Back at the bus terminal we board a bus that takes us to Colonia de Sacramento, where ...
It's Chivito time!
... needs constant topping up. There is a real art to getting it right which involves packing down the loose tea and gradually rotating the straw around before each top up. Well Burke (from Texas) has been here a while and seems to have got the knack. It is nice but you can feel the caffine! Burke and Jill's appartment has the most amazing view of las ramblas which is the beach and they have a huge balcony on the 4th floor to enjoy it from. Very lucky. ...
Hallo Nachbar Uruguay
... laufen alle mit ihren Termosflasche und dem Mate-Tee herum; ein lustiger Anblick.
Am gleichen Tag ging es wieder zurück nach Colonia und wir erreichten gegen 23 Uhr unser Hostel, wo wir eine weitere Nacht verbrachten (diesmal ruhig :-) ). Am Montag Vormittag ging es zurück nach Buenos Aires. Mit unserer Rückkehr ...
Over to Montevideo
... immediately greeted by an older gentleman offering us a pamphlet. It was for the Montevideo Leather Factory. We thought he was going to ask us for money, as so many people do when they spot anyone they take to be a tourist, but he just wanted to tell us about the MLF, and show us where it was. Then he pointed out a few sights around the plaza, and I was able to make out what he was saying ; he spoke almost no English, but I can just make my way communicating in Spanish. He was ...
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