Hotel del Sol La Plata

Calle 10 entre 54 y 55 La Plata, Province of Buenos Aires, Central Argentina, Argentina

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Don´t cry for me Argentina

A travel blog entry by hurricaneseason

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I had to let it happen, I had to change Couldn't stay all my life down at heel Looking out of the window, staying out of the sun So I chose freedom Running around, trying everything new But nothing impressed me at all I never expected it to Don't cry for me Argentina The truth is I never left you All through my wild days My mad existence I kept my …

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After bus and boat, on foot in Uruguay

A travel blog entry by gandnclub

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... forgetting that when you arrive at a port the more distant hostels are always uphill, in our case about a mile walk to Casa de Teresa. It's just a house on a residential street, no sign or anything to indicate it´s a hostel, but Teresa must sit looking out her window constantly because when we wandered by she came running out to ask if we were George and Nancy...Nice place, very comfortable bed after 20 hours on a bus the night before and some more walking with packs ...

My Travels Up To Now...

A travel blog entry by r_a_s

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... toothpaste. (Which for some reason I wrapped and hid under their sink…)

Oh, I also did 5 hours of Spanish lessons with a teacher… Tough but fun.

28/10/11 Colonia Del Sacremento:

And this brings me to today. I walked around the town and went up a lighthouse. I went to a beach and to this internet café.

But… Tomorrow I`m starting work on an organic FARM! For THREE WEEKS! It`s run my a Uruguayan couple and they ...

Relaxed touristy detox day!!

A travel blog entry by nick88

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... jungle! Got there to find for once our hotel rooms ready and a abit of mix around, ish! Jason (Scotland) joined me and Joel for an night!

Anyway Colonia was much more like it, out of the city, no pollution and horns everywhere, just a nice quaint and quiet little town with a surprising amount of history! It was the first settlement in Uruguay and a very important port in the country! History lesson over, we wondered around the town for about 5 hours with wonderful ...

Finally getting underway...

A travel blog entry by sammybest2000

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... into me falling over my own feet!).

Mum, glad you worked out the link, happy reading! Grandpa....your spanish was excellent (well, kind of, google translate does come up with some funny equivalents)...thank you, glad you are following the blogs...and rosie, lovely to hear your news, sure that the fringe looks fab, and enjoy the tennis.

Lots of love to all ...

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