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Unwell
So yes, the first time that we have plumped for a room with a separate bathroom to save a bit of coinage and the bottom well and truly falls out of my world. I won't go into details but sufficed to say i was up and down the corridor to the bathroom like a yo-yo assaulting the porcelain. As i was in no fit state to go anywhere in the morning Ott had to go down to the bus station to change our tickets to San Juan to tomorrow. This cost us a bit of money, but i suppose ...
Pot pie empanadas
... and said it tasted EXACTLY like a sponge. I passed on that one. There was also a cereal bar, chewy caramel thing and a pack of sugar.
Salta airport is small... Only a few people disembarked in salta, the rest continued to the bigger city of cordoba. It didn't take long to find a taxi...15 minutes driving through the sort of ok but not all that special streets of Salta, we found our Hostal La Posta... A charming little place with a great ...
Bingo!
... Cameron and Millie were going to try and join us, however the hostel was full, so we said our goodbyes, and set off walking with our new friend. On the fifteen minute walk we got chatting about football, and Andy had to endure yet more stick about Man City winning the title at the weekend.
Once we arrived at the hostel, we were shown to our room by the owner, who was lovely. All of our roommates were already in bed, so we went about our business as quietly as ...
Back over the Andes, heading North again!
After Easter Island we returned to Santiago. Originally I wasn't looking forward to spending time in Santiago as I had never really heard any good things said about it but Liv and I were both pleasantly surprised. The city itself is fast paced and full of very professional looking business people. The walking malls were full of shopping centres and people rushing about their daily lives. It reminded me of Melbourne's CBD.
We spent a couple of days here getting ...
Walking the streets of Salta
... It was pretty impressive. It has 16th-century statues of the Virgin Mary and the Cristo del Milagro, which were washed ashore when the Spanish ship transporting them sank. There was another church we were allowed to go in - Iglesias San Francisco an 18th century church. Even if your not religious you should go in and have a look. Mum sat in a pew for about half an hour, it was a pretty ...
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