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World cup origins, tango, steak and beaches!
Upon arrival at Montevideo airport in the modestly-sized nation of Uruguay, the overall impression is that you have arrived in a country which, despite not being a huge international tourist magnet, is out there to prove its appeal and create a lasting impact. The first port of call for myself was the resort town of Punta del Este, with its sun- …
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... br> OK, dies war geschafft, doch irgendwie wurde es nur noch heisser und wir hätten uns zwar eine Dusche ohne Seife gönnen können, doch anschliessend quasi-sauber ins gleiche, schweissnasse T-Shirt? Also doch direkt ab in den nächsten Biergarten. Gleichzeitig beschafften wir uns eine Notration an Hygieneartikeln - und immer ganz "cool bleiben"... die Südamerikaner werden es schon richten :)
Nach einem heissen Dinner in der Altstadt (um 22 Uhr stand ...
Leaving Brazil On A High
... rest of the way. Comparing the organisation of the two sides, Brazil is a lot more high tech, with voice overs in Portuguse, Spanish and English and is keen to sell tourists optional tours such as rappeling, canoeing etc for added costs. The trail to the falls was great. It started on the other side of the river to the falls and therefore gives you a great appreciation of the whole collection of falls that you cannot get when you are on top ...
Viaje ida en Buque.
... en el almacen de la esquina y luego en la casa de mitad de cuadra. Ale, a quien siempre recuerdo por sus enseñanzas musicales, conocí mucha musica con él. También recuerdo a Diego y Maxi, con quien me unía una linda amistad.
Luego nos fuimos a cenar por Punta Carretas con Juan y Rosa, para luego terminar el dia descansando para el dia siguiente que sería laboral hasta las cinco.
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Uruguay....its inbetween Brazil and Argentina!
We arrived in Colonia, Uruguay on the boat from Buenos Aires. Colonia is a really old city, and still has cobbled streets and lots of old buildings. We spent the day wandering around the old city and climbing the lighthouse. The city felt so quiet compared to Beunos Aires, but it was nice to chill out and get some sleep!! We also hired some bikes and headed out along the coast to the old bull fighting ...
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