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Cordoba (2nd largest city)
... us whilst we did the toilet and then 15 minutes outside an ice cream shop! We eventually got rid of it by running down a side street when it walked in front...
Our next stop after Cordoba was Bariloche in the Argentina lake district. It was a 22 hour bus journey, our longest yet, but it actually felt like it went quite quickly, must be getting used to the bus ...
Argentina - Part 1 (Salta & Cordoba)
... in Argentina his legend seems to live on and he is very popular. The museum is in the Guevara's house that they lived in for a few years when Che was a child. They kindly gave us an English pamphlet that correlated with the Spanish information in each room. Besides dodging the hoards of school kids, who looked at us as if we were aliens (it's the fair hair), we had a cool time. Just to give you the basics, as a young man Che Guevara went ...
Building bridges between my past and future
... Finally I found a nice hostel with a free bed in a dorm. Yipee! I remember my surprise when I entered the room and found a bunch of teen-looking guys cutting the hair of one of them sitting on a chair in the middle of the room. The rest of them were getting ready for partying. The enjoyed the pre-partying so much that they didn't leave until 3 am.
Fortunately the next day I could move to another ...
The city of churches
... everywhere and statues of Spanish conquistadors everywhere. The most famous sights are the Iglesia Catedral and the Manzana Jesuitica & Colegio Monserrat. We easily saw the highlights in a couple hours.
Saturday a lot of the streets turn into markets. There were so many people out and about. A couple hours later during siesta, the streets were bare!
For dinner we went to the asado (or bbq) that was put on by the hostel. It was so ...
Cordoba!!!
... stall and pout and eventually bring you another drink, then make you wait for most of the evening before they finally bring the bill. When you pay they will look at you as if you were from another country, which in fact you are, and they are not happy about it. A sort of “why don’t you go home now” look that dominates the restaurant staff of the entire country. Oh and don’t forget to tip.
After a day of drizzly ...
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