Terrazas Al Mar Pinamar

Av. del Mar y De Las Gaviotas Pinamar, Province of Buenos Aires, Central Argentina, Argentina

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Atlantic beach

A travel blog entry by alsie

4

... areas rather than the international set. After we caught up with the bus outside of Iguazu, we continued on overnight into the main bus terminal in Buenas Aires. From there we caught a bus to a town named Mar de Ajo about 120 miles South of BA on the coast. There are a series of little towns along the coast in this area. Most of them saw their glory days in the '60s and '70s and are now somewhat seedy. Newer ...

On Air

A travel blog entry by kellyandemilio

6

... a brownie cake, which we had also seen on some restaurant menus. It’s a brownie base with a thin layer of dulce de leche on top, then covered in meringue. Dulce de Leche is a thick caramel sauce or Nestle condensed milk mixed with butter and sugar. We found it in all things sweet in Argentina, it was almost like a subsititute for cream. The flan we had for dessert at the roadside restaurant today was accommanied by dulce de leche rather than cream. Fortunately Kelly likes ...

Mar de Plata

A travel blog entry by kellyandemilio

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... went for lunch at 5pm, to a seafood restaurant and again had too much food! We almost finished it!

On the way home we saw someone in their car at the traffic lights, drinking mate. Graciela told us it’s illegal to drink mate when driving, this is because it’s distracting.

We ended up falling sleeping on the road back to Villa Gesell while Graciela and Jose Luis had some interesting conversations at the front of the pickup ...

On Quads

A travel blog entry by kellyandemilio

6

... hence the name). Mate is a herbal tea, Kelly loves almost all herbal teas and this was no exception, she said it tasted similar to Tila tea but sweeter. Because the cup doesn’t hold much and a lot of herbal tea leaves are used, there’s not much tea in each cup so it’s necessay to keep topping it up with hot water. It’s all part of the mate drinking experience. It’s sipped using a metal straw called a bombilla, which ...

To Villa Gesell

A travel blog entry by kellyandemilio

4

... in the world and exports it mostly to China and Japan.

2. Flatness. Vast, expansive planes of very flat grassy areas as far we could see. Not one hill in sight.

3. Cows grazing, and others animals but 85% were cows in all shades of brown, and some black and white diary ones, horses 13%, and 1% sheep, white with black heads, 1% geese grouped in little circles. We learned that although there is meat from many areas of Argentina, the meat from this ...

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