Reconquista Plaza
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Mon premier match de polo à vie...
... ou s'entrevoir dans le cas de Will car il a des journées ben ben chargées, çà fa que pas trop le temps de jaser avec la vieille matante...
Je prends donc le métro jusqu'à Carranza et en profite pour descendre un boulevard que je n'ai pas encore vu dans ce coin-là, l'avenue Dorrego, qui longe les terrains du 1er et 2ième régiment d'infanterie et un champ hippique militaire. Well... disons que si çà avait été le soir, j'aurais tourné de bord...mais comme ...
Don't Whine for me Argentina
... any closer to the cashier...and THEN a guy and women cut in line and push us back even further...We learned that pregnant women get priority and don't have to wait on lines....You know thats a noble thing the Argentianians have done....but after close examination of their groceries we saw they had at least 4 or 5 gallons/litres of sccotch.....,Now I ask you - what is a pregnant woman doing with all that booze.....My comment ...
Don´t Cry for Me Argentina
... it still feels largely neglected.
While the market itself wasn't especially interesting, most of the stalls were selling tourist tat, it did give us a chance to get our bearings and we did enjoy listening to the tango bands that were dotted between the stalls.
The street that the market is on leads all the way down to the main square of Buenos Aires where you ...
I don't like Buenos Aires!
... as good here as in many other places in Argentina (like Bariloche, El Calafate or Ushuaia).
Because I got sick for 24hrs after eating steak in a fancy restaurant, and that has not happened to me since we left Mexico many months ago.
Because ATM's are commonly out of cash so getting money for daily expenses can turn into a street marathon.
Because the ...
Don't Mention The War!
... feeling refreshed. We had once again missed the free breakfast, so had to pay for beans on toast with microwaved scrambled eggs. We wasted no time in going about our day, and set off in search of a Crucero del Norte office. This was the bus company that we wanted to use to get to Iguazú Falls the next day, and the lady at the bus terminal had told us when we arrived that they had an office on Avenida Florida. This was only a short walk from the hostel, and was lined with nice ...
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