Hotel A Saint Etienne
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A day at the beach in La Barra
... seemed to be shut and some bungalows beside the beach. It was a nice place to spend a relaxing couple of nights but at first I thought it was a shame that we only had one full day at the beach. However, with hindsight perhaps this was just as well considering that I turned a brilliant lobster red after only two hours on the beach. I spent the evening nursing my blistering skin over a bottle of vino tinto and a home-cooked ...
Pouring in Piriapolis
... and wet and miserable outside, so we were happy to keep warm. In the corner of the pub, there was a little children's play area with a gorgeous dog sitting on the slide. Then it actually went down the slide and back up in the little house. We laughed as we watched him and the owner kept saying that the dog thinks it's a child! Chris befriended it quickly and as we were leaving, the owner told us its name is Stuart. Ha ha, funny name for a dog in Uruguay. We thought it would be ...
Day 2 in Punta del Este
... surf all along the coast on the eastern side of the peninsula. We got back into Punta del Este, and decided we were ready for lunch. We drove around looking at various places, and even parked at one place to look at the menu. We both decided that the food was so good at the place where we had lunch yesterday, that we’d just go back there. After all, they have a nice deck, the weather was nice again, and we already knew what we liked there.
So we sat out on the deck ...
Worst Hostel Ever!!
... sleeping dorm. While sleeping in the new beds, I was awoke at 4:30am by a gentleman telling me I was sleeping in his bed. Also during this time sleeping, I was bit on my stomach, head, and neck and had the blood droppings typical of bed bugs on my white sheets in the morning. In the morning, I went downstairs to tell Patricia that there were also bed bugs in the upstairs dorm and she told me I must have gotten them ...
A quick look at Uruguay, Buenos Aires, then home
... obviously built to a budget, with limited access to modern materials. There were larger, historic buildings, but most were in disrepair. Collections of vehicles featured in most farm complexes, but, unlike in Australia, where old vehicles are scrapped by the well-off, or turned upside-down by others to scavenge parts, these are set up on blocks, awaiting either a buyer, or reinstatement to active duty.
The time passed pretty quickly, with the help ...
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