Travel Blog Photos from Argentina (127,369)
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... i to argentina and so far so good! We jumped on a 11 hour bus from Chile, hit up passport control and jumped into Argentina! Managed to smugle in some sarnies of salami and cheese we had made (no animall products over the border) but for me ...
... That´s not a very detailed map, for those of you unfamiliar with the concept of scale. It does the whole of Argentina, and Argentina´s a big country. Does anyone reading this agree with the map makers that a town consisting of THREE HOUSES - count them: one ...
The bargain of my previous stay in Victoria was sadly already occupied owing to it being the weekend, and since after the debacle of Rosario bus station I was in no mood to start hunting around for alternatives, I checked into what appeared to be a hotel ...
After an uneventful morning, I stopped for lunch in a cafe in a little town called Costa de Araujo (where's the Costa?). I was telling the owners about my trip: the wife's jaw dropped to the floor while the husband made the (obviously universal) finger-to ...
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Jobs in Argentina?
Posted on Sep 17, 2009, 04:30:40
... should always try google first. I say this to everyone, google is your friend So here's a few website I found regarding Visa requirements: And here's another couple about teaching english in Argentina/BA: Hope this helps!
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Itinerary for 1 week in Argentina
Posted on Jan 14, 2009, 15:39:39
... away (but not that far) from BA to give you the true flavour of the pampas. We rented a car and drove there. Driving in Argentina is not a problem as long you know how to operate manual shift. Click on S.A. ARECO on the map. Wed - Arrive BA early a.m. ...
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Young Argentinians immigrant to Italy for a better life
Posted on Jul 1, 2008, 01:59:41
... of Italians outside of Europe - about 50% of the population in each country. Many of the Italian immigrants to Argentina were from Piedmonte(Torino), Veneto(Venice), Lombardia(Milano), and later from Campania(Naples) and Calabria as well as other parts ...
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Argentina in winter (August)
Posted on May 6, 2008, 09:58:13
Consider winter in Argentina similar to winter in Europe, or at least from Buenos Aires south. As you get further south, so the weather gets colder. BA in the winter is like London, cold and wet, though it never snows. Bariloche in the Andes is ski season. ...
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