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  • Buenos Aires, Day 2 -Johnnie the Stomach Parasite is doing much better these days; after acquiring a severe poison from a pharmacy in Cordoba I hope he is now enjoying a fairly agonizing death at my hands. -Moved from San Telmo to Palermo today, and Posted by Tirpower in World Trip 2008 | Apr 3, 2008
  • De nouveau seul Mercredi 20 mars - Buenos Aires Jo vient de partir il est 23h et je suis de retour de l'aeroport. Apres avoir frappé à 4 portes je trouve enfin une auberge qui a de la place; le Che largato hostel. Comme toute bonne Posted by flavienc in 5 mois sur la cordillère des Andes | Mar 23, 2008
  • From Salta to Cordoba I finally decided it was time to leave Salta after spending 10 days there. After 8 months of travelling it was nice to stay somewhere for a bit longer than normal and not to be constantly packing and moving Posted by katiew in White Around The World | Mar 29, 2008
  • Mendoza, Day 3 -River Rafting in the Rio Mendoza; intended to do rafting but since there were only 2 of us we ended up kayaking instead, which is great but haven´t been rafting before. Class 2 rapids... -Returned to Mendoza for [i]Panchos y Posted by Tirpower in World Trip 2008 | Mar 26, 2008
  • Back to Argentina We took a bus from a Santiago to Mendoza, Argentina. We had heard really great things about travelers experiences there so we were pretty excited. The city itself was nice, low key...but nothing special I wouldnt say. The morning we Posted by katr17fish in Backpacking South America | Mar 26, 2008
  • Returning to Buenos Aires, Tigre and Colonia, Uruguay After our amazing two months in Argentina and Chile, we have returned to Buenos Aires on our way north to Brazil. We enjoy some quiet days at a hotel in the Palermo Soho neigh Posted by RobandAmy in South America Sabbatical | Mar 22, 2008
  • Buenos Aires! After a looong journey here our first week in Argentina has been fantastic! The first place we went to was Plaza Dorrego where they perform music and Tango in the streets which really got us in the Argentinian mood....the huge steaks Posted by Steve-Kay in South American Honeymoon! | Mar 24, 2008
  • El Chaltén After the hell of Torres del Pain we set off to another famous hiking town, El Chaltén (http://www.elchalten.com/indexen.php), home of the Fitz Roy mountain range. It is officially Argentinas newest town, founded in 1985, and it shows, because th Posted by oharridge in South America | Mar 22, 2008
  • Moving on Up ** There are pictures to go with this and the last blog, the following introduction will explain there temporary absence We are into the nothern part of Argentina and as a result working internet isn't as readily available as before so Posted by FlatCapped in Investigating the world | Mar 23, 2008
  • # Après la pluie le beau temps Jeudi 3 avril - Mendoza - San Augustin de valle fertil Ca y est, j'ai quitté mes chers hotes de Mendoza. Je vais garder d'excellents souvenirs de cette escale et de bons amis. Ca fait drole de reprendre le sac à dos Posted by flavienc in 5 mois sur la cordillère des Andes | Apr 2, 2008
  • perito moreno die busfahrt von puerto natales nach el calafate durch die pampa war mal wieder eine augenweide. endlose weiten, bei deren anblick man die gedanken schweifen lassen kann. diese unendlichkeit kann man schwer beschreiben, man muss es einfach g Posted by agentin b in die welt in drei wochen | Mar 21, 2008
  • Descente difficile Samedi 16 fevrier Sommet (6962m)- Cholera (5970m) Nous descendons rapidement. Emiliano me prete son gand gauche puisqu'il n'utilise qu'un baton et garde sa main dans sa poche. La face sud que nous avons decouvert qu'au sommet puisque nous mar Posted by flavienc in 5 mois sur la cordillère des Andes | Feb 20, 2008
  • Border Crossing Blues... So we spent 2 days in Santaigo and it was nothing special. Im not a big city girl, but if I were, Santaigo would not have been it. It has all the potential in the world to be absolutel Posted by katr17fish in Backpacking South America | Mar 21, 2008
  • Iquazo Falls Got the bus to Puerto Iguazo on tuesday night, absolute luxury! Better than 1st class air travel.. Arrived on wednesday and stayed in the buzzing Hostel Inn. Enjoyed a an Argentinian BBQ on wednesday night with all the hostel involed Posted by john_ in Clooney to Queenstown | Mar 21, 2008
  • May the Beige be with you... Saturday 22.12.07 Christmas was just around the corner. It is not a holiday that I particularly follow with the greatest fervour, partly because I am not religious, and partly because of its rampant over-commercialisation. But I do like a good e Posted by Jeremy T in Channelling the Cane Spirits | Mar 20, 2008
  • Buenos Aires Finally arrived in Buenos Aires on friday after about 35 hours of travelling but it was definitely worth it! Because of the delay in Dublin my bag didn´t make it onto the plane in London so was without my stuff Posted by john_ in Clooney to Queenstown | Mar 17, 2008
  • El Calafate and Perito Moreno Glacier So after the PAIN of torres we head back to civilisation and to, wait for it, modern day luxury. A "matrimonial" (double room to you and me) with ensuite shower/toilet and most of a bloody bed to soothe my aching Posted by dee d in South America | Mar 9, 2008
  • Ushuaia & Tierra del Fuego Finally we have arrived at the most southerly town in the world, its been long (5989km) and painful getting here and people are definately trucked out but glad to be here. Special moment for all of us as we all Posted by dee d in South America | Mar 2, 2008
  • El Palmar National Park, Argentina Full day on the truck today, boiling hot and everyone getting truck fever so as soon as we reached the National Park everyone jumped off the truck and straight into the Rio Uraguay. This is the natural border between Argentina Posted by dee d in South America | Feb 18, 2008
  • Torres Del Paine This leg of the journey, from Ushuaia to Santiago, is where we do a lot of the hiking. There are 3 big walking destinations; Tierra del Fuego (which we only did a short 2 hour walk to the beavers dam), Posted by oharridge in South America | Mar 6, 2008
  • Tilcara From Salta I had a short bus journey to Tilcara a small town in the far north of Argentina only a couple of hours from the Bolivian border. It was noticeably very different from the rest of Argentina, very little Posted by katiew in White Around The World | Mar 15, 2008
  • The End of the World - and Back Again! I arrived in Punta Arenas on 6th March and visited a windy penguin colony to watch as the animals waddled around the reserve. The next day was a long and convoluted journey to the Argen Posted by chris89 in Travails of the Wide Eyed Wanderer | Mar 14, 2008
  • Salta Hopefully had my last long bus journey for a while when I travelled from Iguazu to Salta. Salta is a city in the north west of Argentina, it has a strong colonial influence with a lot of interesting original Posted by katiew in White Around The World | Mar 12, 2008
  • Bariloche...canopy tour! Bariloche is a smaller city, touristy normally, in the lake district in Patagonia, Argentina. We took a 12 hour bus there and spent like 3 days there I think. The one day we got to Posted by katr17fish in Backpacking South America | Mar 12, 2008
  • Women and Wines My arrival in Mendoza was maybe a day earlier than predicted but this became a fortuitous event, walking through the streets toward an area of hostels we stumbled across an enormous parade circling the centre of the city. It Posted by FlatCapped in Investigating the world | Mar 12, 2008
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