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... our faces when we didn't expect it; we are having a wonderful kind of fun, we nod. One of the amazing natural sites in BA is is the Palo Borraco (drunken branch). Like something from a Dr. Seuss book, a thorny pot-bellied trunk gives way to twisting ...
... if you make it good. Don't be a stupid, complaining Modern Oddyseus. Be an Argentinian backpacker. Adios, Argentina. - Modern Oddyseus Thanks to truck-driver Julio "Mr. Magoo"; and Christian; for the lifts! Much thanks ...
... up river that causes floods and the water rose 2 meters one night while we were there but most building were OK. Many people from BA go for the weekend and for the most part it looks pretty smart but some of the houses are straight out of the run down ...
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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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Argentina Itinerary--Any Suggestions?
Posted on Dec 4, 2008, 15:51:52
... it seems closed until March next year, but try this site for a list of all the estancias near BA. Salta is one of the nicest cities in Argentina. Check out the amazing "Tren a los Nubes", the Argentine portion of the international railway to ...
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Argentina Planning - November 2009
Posted on Jul 7, 2009, 20:58:30
Hi there!!! I'm happy to hear that you want to visit Argentina. I'm sure you'll love it!! (I live in BA) I was reading your planning and I wanted to give you my opinion about it. I think that what you want to do is feasible ...
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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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