La Merced del Alto Cachi
Fuerte Alto Cachi, Province of Salta, Northern Argentina, 4417, Argentina
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Salta my Love!
Ok! So we are now back on buenos aires sitting at Starbucks in Puerto Madero waiting for a ferry to Uruguay in a few hours so here is the quick Salta update.
After the **** 27 hour bus we ended up at a lovely family run hostel in salta, about 10 blocks from el centro. We had both agreed on a really good steak for dinner an were recommended …
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Desert, vines, hitchhikers and a nice town
... We explored the town square, church and museum, mum checked out some shops. We decided to only buy two mains for dinner because they are so big and we can never fit it all in. Interesting things we saw today was a shepherd bringing all his goats in to a stone fenced paddock, a bicycle wheel over a cactus and the teenagers were all hanging out in the main square with mobile phones and laptops, using the free wifi. We're staying in a nice place, I even have my own ...
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... road that goes up considerably. Because of the rain the road is locally slippery and also a serious mist hanging between the mountains what makes driving difficult. On some pieces, we see just a few steps and we drive very quietly. Fortunately, after a while we reached a paved path and use the yellow lines to follow the correct route. When we are on the highest point, the clouds disappareared, and we have a beautiful view over Parque los Cardones ...
Why Argentina is like Tatooine, UT, AZ, & ID
... heck out of town camp, but we did stay one night, checked out their gondola ('Do Not Extract Arm Out the Window¨", Bill says what kind of chickens*** operation is this?), ate a burnt empanada, found out the 3star archaeology museum was closed, took pix of their very cool bright pink church, did not visit the home of monks who are women closed to publics (my favorite translation from the informaticas turisticas) and left town the next morning,
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