Victoria Plaza Salta

... a 15h... peut etre que je pourrais trver un etente a louer la bas... mais bon, si je veux aller a cachi le lendeamin le bus part de salta a 7h dc si je dors ici je ne pourrai jamis aller a cachi...<br>cd je me pose au bord de leau et casse la croute.... peu de tps apres 2 jeunes avec leur guitarre viennetn me taper la dicute et on passe lapreme sb , tres tranquillemt au borde notre riviere...<br>on reprd le bus esb pour salta et on arrive a 21h...<br>eux vt a un anniversaire, moi je ...

... The food here was great. There's definitely one thing you can say about Argentinians - they love their meat...and lots of the stuff. Salta was our first town in Argentina and will long be remembered as the place where "Hank" began his odyssey of consuming as much Argentinian beef and lamb as possible over a two month period!<br><br>All in all, a great place to chill for a couple of days, eat good food and drink some fine Argentinian wine. <br><br><br>

... corner! <br><br>And so I waited, and waited....and it got to 2.40pm and I was very worried we would miss the bus, when finally Luke emerged! Apparently the lady had tried to stop him from leaving and said he must pay for 30 pesos for another night. He told her he had no money, so she said ´leave your bag here and go to the cash point´ (she aint stupid!) and so luke said ´no,i have to get the bus and i dont have time to go the cash point´ but she ...

... a bite to eat and coffee, a little rest on a park bench and we have decided on a plan of action. From here we are to join a tour for the surrounding countryside and small local villages, famous for their landscape and vine yards (more about that in a mo...). From there we will take a night bus to Cordoba, this promises to be a little different as the long distance buses here are renowned for being a cut above the rest - fully reclining seats, evening meal and even a ...

... honored and in TOTAL AWE to see today, he did his first trip around South America on a flippin BIKE which he modified and but a small engine on! So Che was quite the able mechanic by the sounds of it. Ernest defied doctors orders and played rugby, he also became a doctor. He was inspired to become a revolutionary through his travels around his continent and through meeting a fellow revolutionary was soon a husband and father also. Moving again he became a soldier and ...

... that is defintaly worth visiting. Our hostel had a rooftop terrace which was a good place for a few drinks, on the friday night we were drinking up there in the having, just having a few beers, all the staff were having an asado to celebrate labour day (may1) and afterwards they were going to some sort of nightclub, they invited us to come with them, basically the venue when we turned up was a big barn, like a school hall, and there was a band ...

... map and my wallet into my bag after lunch and scraped my feet along the road as I walked to the bus stop. I´d been expecting a call from a good friend in Argentina and speaking while I walked seemed like good use of my down-time and so I text him telling him I was free to talk. My initial thought was that a friendly voice might cheer me up but how very wrong I was - as the conversation progressed my home sickness increased. Still, this friend is insightful and it was through this ...

... horse riding which is very impressive! All in all, an amazing day....it was just brilliant to do something different and meet people you would never meet going to the normal tourist places and I have an excellent photo of my and Rafael (who looks like Che Guevara). I have rambled on for so long and still have loads to write about Salta but I've been on the net for ages in this internet cafe (I'm actually in La Paz at the moment!) so will need to return another day. Adios!

... for a few minutes before deciding to abandon the idea of eating altogether (Blair with his dodgy stomach, Patrick and I just grumpy and light-headed from the altitude). Outside we gave what fruit we had in the car to some scruffy little kids and drove away. Back up to another pass and down the other side, we would descend almost 3000m in altitude to Salta. This stretch of the journey partly follows the railway that charges US$150 per ...

ich habe gerade herausgefunden das ich mittlerweile einwegfluege von condor von brasilien nach frankfurt buchen kann...ging bei meinem letztem anruf noch nicht. Sollte die Condor innerhalb des naechsten monats werng wegen eintagsfliegen machen mir UNBEDINGT bescheidsagen...dann kann ich mit glueck fuer 99 euro zurueck :). Waere super-durch diese info steht jetzt auch endlich fest wies weitergeht.... nach norden ...