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Whales and Wales
... landed in 1865 – didn’t see Glyn’s name there but plenty of Jones, Thomas and Davies. We then visited a cool Eco centre and enjoyed tea and Bara Brith (Welsh cake) as well as learning about Whales, Dolphins etc. We left Puerto Madryn and drove to Trelew and onto the small Welsh village of Gaiman and as usual a great tourist information and another lovely cabin with terrible mosquitos and a mad puppy to play with. Enjoyed ...
A taste of Wales in Argentina
Oh my lordy, bus journey of 22 hours *stabs eyes out*. I am hoping it will be one of the last...think I am going to have to take a few flights as I now have less than a month to get to Lima and a lot of ground to cover.
Bus journey was interesting...first they blared out Adele's album '19'...felt like a break-up bus but without the break up, lol. Then they played a badly dubbed Vinnie Jones film. Followed by me waking up from my slumber to ...
It's BA, you crazy fool!
... consisting of a large metal flower, which is fast becoming one of the most famous landmarks of the city. I am reliably informed that it is also mechanised, allowing it to open its petals at dawn and then close them again in the evening.
Quite touristy but a necessary excursion from the city is to one of the nearby estancias (ranches) to take in some gaucho culture. I had a chance to ride a not ...
Welsh settlements
... Pero realmente no merece la pena en mi opinion, es demasiado caro.
Antes de coger el autobus de regreso de las 7.30pm, fuimos a ver el museo regional gales y nos recibio un empleado muy simpatico y con ganas de hablar que nos conto un monton de historias del asentamiento gales; aunque pequeño el museo merece la pena.
Cuando compras el billete a Gayman desde Trelew te hacen comprar una tarjeta magnetica (10pesos) ...
Tipyn Bach, Tipyn Bach
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Other areas we particularly liked were La Boca and San Telmo. La Boca is renouned for being rough as guts but thanks to growing tourism, you can now see the coloured shanty houses and watch a bit of street tango. San Telmo market is massive, I for one totally underestimated its size. But this was a good thing. So many cool antiques and stalls if only we had the money and the luggage space. After a morning of browsing we got ...
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