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Another sunny day in Buenos Aires
... est une fan de polo et semble bilingue (à date on ne s'est pas parlées mais on s'est échangé des mails et son anglais est excellent!), ben elle va pouvoir m'expliquer ce qui se passe, ce qui est génial !
Donc, ce sera possiblement une autre journée de farnéante samedi, et polo dimanche.
Ensuite, honnêtement, il va me rester très peu de choses à voir. Je vais certainement faire Tigre ou Lujan la semaine prochaine ...
Pierre est malade comme un chien...
... les bâtisses de la gare, et Dieu sait qu'ils y a quelques "pavillons"...
Mais je finis par voir une pancarte qui annonce le Terminal Omnibus, donc je suis la direction et arrive devant ce superbe bâtiment ultra moderne (alors que la gare date sûrement d'au moins 1 siècle...). Et c'est fascinant de voir comment çà fonctionne... Je demande à un préposé à l'information où je peux acheter un billet d'autobus. Il me demande où je vais. Quand je lui dis ...
Goodbye America.
... restaurants had their alfresco tables and chairs set up and tourists were sipping coffee, drinking beer or red wine......the setting sun filtered through the trees and restaurant umbrellas and turned everything golden....just then tango music started and a couple in full costume started their sensual dance on the edge of the square and I joined a small crowd to admire their talents....suddenly leaving ...
A family of strangers
... residency of the Argentinian President we found a cool museum. From the outside this museum looks very new and futuristic, but inside was a different story. Certain remains of the old fort were still in contact and lined the inside of this museum; filled with original artifacts from BA's history. Ranging from Eva Peron's gowns, to pens that signed their Independance, it was quite amazing to see how much history (and turmoil) one city can go through, but in saying that ...
A day in buenos aires
... and a bit tricky to cross. But behind the streets there is large shopping areas on San martin. One thing I have noticed already, the Argentinians love to shop. After a bit of exploring I decided to get my first steak in Argentina. It was a great lump on my plate After a little bit more exploring I had to go back to the bus station for my 14 hour journey to Mendoza. The bus was not what I expected, but more about the journey and the bus in the next ...
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