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Differences culturelles
... a tout ce qu on nous fait avaler pour le permis en France.. Enfin bref, bon sinon les feux ne sont pas avant l intersection mais apres. Ca fait un peu bizarre mais je me suis habituee plus vite qu en NZ (ou il y en a un avant et un apres).
Sinon j ai une enigme a resoudre, le matin les gens disent bon dia et non pas buenos dias. Je pensai que le premier etait du portugais ! Y a t il une influence du Bresil ? Mystere je vais ...
Building bridges between my past and future
From the desert to the big city. From Bolivia to Argentina.
That's where I got my first "reverse culture shock".
I spent only two days in beautiful Cordoba, Argentina and I almost spent them completely in my room. But not because of the culture shock. I'll explain you why.
First I thought I would never get accomodation: every hostel in town was fully booked because of a psychology ...
Top 10 things to do in Córdoba, Argentina
... one, as there wasn’t anywhere to buy one inside.
Number 7: Day trip to La Cumbrecita and Villa General Belgrano
There are lots of interesting places to see beyond the city limits, but I only took one excursion – a 10-hour trip in a minibus, booked with Códroba Nativo Viajes, costing 190 pesos (£30/U$D47) to a hillside town called La Cumbrecita. I was rather intrigued after reading that this ...
Yoga, football and running
... in a friendly. These teams are huge. This is a BIG DEAL. This must be done! After masses amounts of organisation that I won’t bore you with, the highlight of the day being a soya hot chocolate at Starbucks (and a good speed run at the gym – better than that session last week), I finally boarded a 1am night bus and arrived in Mar del Plata at 6am. Here, I checked into the worst hostel in the world, Hostel Namaste, which had awful reviews on Hostelworld and ...
Rosario, Cordoba and food
... and rice, because my repertoire is very limited indeed - and sometimes people are not really interested. But when they are, it's always a nice experience, especially if there are other CSers in the house.
So far I only had a couple of bad experiences foodwise - in Rosario, birthplace of 'Che' I was craving a burger. In respect to his memory I thought it would be bad to go to McDonalds (besides, I'm a heavy critic of people who only eat fastfood when ...
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