Plaza Del Sol Rosario

... up. We went to see the house were he was born and the memorial they have for him after years of fighting over it. We meet two guys traveling together Alan from Manchester and James from Canada we stayed in touch with them and met them as we traveled around Argentina they even came to B's A's to see us for Halloween.

... dressed in more satan and silk than Princess Di's wedding dress. They come with professional photographers, extended family and tears in their eyes. Being fifteen is hard work at the best of times, never mind when you are standing in front of pointing strangers and tourists. Afterwards we were kindly invited to a traditional Argentinean Asado. To explain an Asado it is a barbie or braai utilising the whole cow and no naffing ...

... they pack up everything they own on top of their car and start driving? And they end up packing a load thatīs 3x as big as the entire car itself? Thatīs what we saw. Something I can only describe by drawing. And Iīll give you Sammieīs phone number...we are NOT exaggerating here. Check out this website. This would give you the best visual aid... not lying. Anyway, all this stuff was piled on top of this car, and people were ...

... dinner. We waited for Francisco to get home to eat. We began eating around 11:30 P.M. and finished dinner about 1 am. Theyīre on such an odd schedule here-- itīs going to be hard to get used to. And the youngsters (well, my age) donīt leave their houses till 1 or 2 in the morning and donīt return till 6 or 7 am. When did I get so old? I canīt handle such long days... and last night we ate our empanadas, then dessert, and both with wine ...

... seems to be either on the edge of total chaos or just recovering from total chaos. What I mean is that the basic fabric of the city such as paths, green areas and buildings are falling apart. Couple that with the sheer amount of dog **** (it beats Paris hands down) and you really have to watch your step! There is also a large homeless population that seem to make a living by picking through the rubbish ...

... I didn't care, I just was glad to be back in Argentina! So I started to walk down the stairs and bumped into an Irish girl and I joined her for dinner. So me and my new friend Rosy head to dinner and it is only as we are half way down the road that we recognize each other and realize that we were in the same class in high school for two years!! We had the same teachers, classes, friends, the whole lot!! How amazing is that? So we spent the night catching up, which was great ...

... sehr interessant! Rosario day quatro: Hab mir heute ein Fahrrad ausgeliehen und bin dann damit durch die Stadt gecrused...Tja die Strassen sind hier nicht so der Hit und mein Hintern hat gut wehgetan als ich das Fahrrad wieder abgegeben habe.... Am Tag drauf bin ich dann wieder nach Buenos Aires hab die Kamera geholt und abends dann wieder los nach Puerto Iguazu.... Also bis dahin...macht nichts was ich nicht auch machen würde!

... s! I was drawn to the Blackjack table & fancied my chances after reading a few Ben Mezrich books. The house was cleaning up. Optimistic tourists were dealt Qs, Js, Ks much to their delight & naturally enough split their initial pair & doubled their bets to take advantage of their good fortune. After a round of 'hit me' their 20s looked good. Well low & behold, the house got an amazing run of cards & hit Blackjack. This was repeated about 3 times in a row, the dealer ...

The original idea was to be in Rosario to spend Friday and Saturday night there since the night life is supposed to be good. Well I missed Friday night because I decided to stay to check out the Argentinian side. As luck would have it (rather bad luck), Rosario was holding local elections on Sunday. What happens when elections are held? They cut alcohol out at 11pm the night before. So basically after 11pm ...

... the National Park in which Bariloche itself is located...many popular activities include rafting, fishing, trekking and skiing in Winter..... The town was bustling when I arrived in the aftee which was actually a pleasant surprise coming from the wilderness haha..Didn't do much other than nose around the main central blocks and chill in a minging hostel full of Argentinians to get first hand info and advice amongst other things... 5th: Leaving myself only ...