Pocitos Plaza Montevideo

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... karneval aktiviteter som de øver på fram til karneval.. Det er noe som byens ledelse steller istand og lar ungdomsgrupper vise sine kunster! Æ syns det var veldig greit å se noe annet enn det vi har sett hittil og det var virkelig inspirerende å se "ordentlige" mennesker forberede karnevalshow!

Hello All! It´s been awhile, I´m a bit of a slacker when it comes down to this blog. I´ll try to make up for it... When we were in Bariloche, I heard about an unique animal that inhabits it´s splendor. This creature is called the Pudu Pudu. Yes, that´s right ... Pudu for short. It can actually be found more widely across the Andes in Chile(at the same ...

Zo daar zijn we weer, terug in Montevideo. Helemaal chill en relaxt. In niet minder dan een week hebben we ons helemaal aangepast aan het leven in Punta del Diablo. Een gek dorpje, dat is het zeker. Tot drie keer toe hebben we ons verblijf met een dag verlengd, zo chill is het er. Er gebeurt geen kloot en iedereen vindt dat fantastisch, inclusief wij. Als je door de hoofdstraat loopt, hoor je niets anders dan de kiezels onder je slippers kraken, de wind langs je oren ...

... he had sun burn from the day before". Mrs R F probably spoke the most English out of all of them. Last to arrive was "Hat n Happy" who were a couple and looked about 17 but I later found out they were both 21. I probably got on with Hat n Happy the most because even thought they didn't speak any English they still made the most effort to try to include me by using the universal hand gestures. Pink top left after a ...

... process was complete! Montevideo is a lovely little city- and I have once again decided to splurge on a nice hotel! I am only 4 blocks from the waterfront and it makes for a lovely little stroll. I am in heaven here. And if you can believe it... the meat here is even more tender than in Argentina!

Well I am not quite there yet!! We are in Tigre waiting for our ferry, we still have another 5 hours to kill and nowhere really to go as we had to check out of our hostel this morning. Tigre is just an hour outside Buenos Aires and when we left our beautiful, cool appartment to trek about a mile to the train station in the heat, I did briefly wonder what it was about travelling that I really liked!! Tigre is a pretty place ...

... just for janaury in punta del este as to drive them in t here own countries would be incredibly dangerious punta is super safe so they all drive there cars down to show off and keep up with the other rich people. Paraguay its amazing paraguay which is one of the poorest countries in latin america every paraguayian car i seen was a 100k benz, I guess thats what they mean about uneven whealth distribution. Beyond that its super hot here in UY right now, The sun is really strong ...

... but before too long I had to get moving again. It was quite hot (40° C, I later found out) and it would be a long ride to my next point of interest. I locked up, returned the key and began riding towards Soco. The Uruguayo countryside reminded me of Australia so much. The dry landscrapes, gum trees and gravel shoulders on the country roads. It was, despite the heat, quite an enjoyable ride. Eventually, I made it out to Soco and ...

... extremely reasonably priced), gave Anna a $200 Uruguayan tip, bade our farewells, and were driven to vineyard number 2 - Bodegas Castillo Viejo - www.castilloviejo.com (link doesn´t work). Pablo was our host here, a 31-yr-old winemaker who spent several weeks in Napa Valley, CA and loved it; he plans to get more training in Australia, but is English-challenged. This vineyard was more automated and produced many different qualities of wine, from ...