Hotel Colon Resistencia

ptit dej ds lhotel et je pars pour la ville da cote: corrientes a une demi heure de bus
je me balade, cest tres sympa, la ville de resistencia possedait pleins de statues et celles ci plein de fresques representt les aborigenes, ttes faisant allusion a leur culture, a leur histoire, a leurs racines...
tres sympa...
je me psoe acote du rio parana, il est enorme, en fait le rio vient du bresil ou il ya eu des pluies enormes ...

... et cest deja pas mal... ce serait trop simple si je pouvais minstaller ds la chbre et dormir un peum il y a encore un pb a regler, la porte de ma future chbre est coincee dc on me fait patienter ds une autre chbre... je me repose un peu et on vient me reveiller qq tps apres pour me dire que ma chbre mattds, je prds mon baluchon et ttes mes affaires eparpilles (et oui en peu de tpsm jai qd meme pu metaler) et je rejoins ma nvelle chbre (heureusmt il y ...

... bord de la piscine...
que bueno!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
jen profite car parait il qua resistencia cest pire!!!! et peut etre (et nmeme certainmt quil ny aura pas de piscine!!!!!)

au fait sev, je vasi bientot acheter ma 4 e paire de lune a 4 euros heureusemnt, car jai paume les miennes!!!!
ne te moque pas stp

... We had a disastrous coffee at the bus station, but the guy who served it to us redeemed himself by being very helpful about how to get into town. As dawn broke we got on the local bus and headed for the centre to find (please!) a hotel that would let us in at this ungodly hour. The first couple places, which were Lonely Planet joints, were expecting an influx of convention attendees later that day, and we thought we might be going straight back to the bus ...

... to Bus Terminal to catch the bus to Salta. The company I used was "La Nueva Estrella" and cost 100 pesos for a ticket. Another night of in and out sleep to look forwards to but on at least it was going to be my last great distant bus trip for a while. So 10 minutes after the stated departure time we left for Salta, a long way away if you look at a map...

... unwrapping each one seperatly, inserting batteries and checking that it works, so every 30 seconds the back of the bus lit up and you hear that light saber "twang". To be honest it didnt keep me from sleeping, but then again not much does. It really ****** of david though. There was no film on this trip, but did i mention that on the trip to paraguay they showed a van damn movie to keep us entertained? (yes they really love him over here) At first i ...

... freshened the bathrooms for us. The highway outside of Quitilipi is lined with furniture making shops and piles of a dark reddish brown wood cut and ready for use. This is definitely the wood treatment and wood products area although the homes are made of adobe bricks not wood. A short drive to Resistencia gets into town early enough to get a sense of the space, shop and get settled in the municipal campground. Before we were settled we met and visited with a ...

And now I'm off to see the Jesuit ruins, somewhere, eventually down this bumpy road and some odd 16hrs away. A bit bored with myself I try to come up with an art project but yet I have not. Minimal supplies, ALAS. Think I've been inspired by the beautiful Inca art. The flatlands of the north/central northern Argentina surround us for miles and miles around. Flat yet quiet different from ...

Canīt believe we managed to land in the busiest, most polluted, noisy town around to spend my birthday in - and then got thoroughly ripped off when we went out for a meal, man they saw us coming. Guess itīs a wake up call before we head to Bolivia - after reading the Lonely Planet site you wonder why any one would want to go there and yet we hear nothing but rave reviews from all ...

... itself. My companion and tranier Julio Gerez, a native from Buenos Aires, were assigned to the southern portion of the city in an area called Alberdi. Our area covered a few square miles of the city, reaching out to the outskirts of town. It was very interesting to see (the same holds true for all other places I'd live withing Argentina) that the ...