Hotel Solans Libertador Rosario

... of Argentina, which is a lot like riding through Missouri and Illinois - but even more impressive. You can see for a good fifty miles in any direction - I have never seen land this flat before in my life. Its like being on the ocean with a view of a distant far away horizon that blends into the sky... <br><br>There isn't ...

... bath from i left to go on my travels. When we got to our room it was like a time warp from the 1940's and the bath looked like it was taken from a crime seen. After freaking out the whole night and Brendan standing on a cockroach we decided to get another place the next morning. Rosario is where Che Guevara was ...

... more. Neither of us had our camera, and if Sammie hadn´t been with me, I wouldn´t have believed my own eyes, and definitely wouldn´t be telling this story, as it´s impossible to believe. Imagine a 4-door sedan, standard size, piled with bundles of items so that it´s as tall as, oh, I´d say a semi or a double-decker bus. Imagine something from a Disney cartoon-- you know, where the family´s getting ready to move across the country ...

... And then there´s a blonde girl who´s in a relationship with one guy, but is actually in love with Léon, but is not in a relationship with Léon because they think they´re brother and sister (which they´re actually not... but it´s still weird). And after that, Papá Francisco comes home and things get really loud. And it´s about 10:30 P.M. in an apartment complex. The cops would be called in America. when Francisco comes home, we watch ...

... We also wanted to catch a bit of warm weather before trading the european summer for south american winter. After arriving in Buenos Aires there was no need to worry about this as their winter is easily better than our summer. Its a bit cold first thing in the morning but it warms up as the day goes on and by the afternoon its perfect for walking and looking around. The city itself is a peculiar place as ...

... point of me leaving Montevideo when I did was to save money but I ended up spending a months budget in two days!! Never mind, as I finally arrived in my destination of Rosario in Argentina, the birth place of Che Guevara! I checked in to my hostel, again it was mentioned to me in passing and to be honest I wish I had passed on it! It was a dump of a place, a squat for stoner's and deadbeats! The beds were filthy and the bathrooms where through the lounge and kitchen! Gross ...

... gave us loads of info on other places to visit in the country. Che or, Ernesto Guevara Lynch de la Serna, to give him his full name is the big draw to the town but I got the feeling they were a little embarrassed by it, or even unprepared to capitalise on it. Apart from loads of books in the shops, there wasn't nearly as many images of him around. His birthplace was a major disappointment though. We actually walked past it twice without noticing, mainly due to the ...

... gig juggling fire at a club there. David tells me he was there like a month ago and Amir was still there doing his thing. Small world. I tell David the story that Amir is only there because of me. We go out to a bar and get beers and then across the street to some club. The girls in this club are all like ****ing 17 years old. I would be very suprised if there was more than 2 chicks over the age of 23 in here, and yes they are all hot and yes that`s why ...

... disappoint. It´s not all beautiful, but the well preserved victorian office buildings stand out against the less attractive modern styles that have been inserted in the grid. Our hotel was situated in the center of the downtown area so it was a great place from which we could explore. The first order of business was to explore the waterfront. This is where the action is in Rosario. Old warehouses have been reborn as cafes and ...

... of Argentina again. Hear the sounds, smell the smells, feel the evening heat.... old familiar feelings being awakened The night before we left, i stayed up late with them. Cechu and I conversed at great length about the people in my last area, Parque Liceo, that we both knew. She gave me many updates and some helpful contact info for many of them. Some of it was difficult to hear, namely the struggles of people that i ...