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  • My Time in South America With this post I conclude my 6 month trip throughout South America. It's weird to think how quickly time has passed as I traveled and experienced more than I could ever imagine. The trip in many aspects changed me in Posted by STEVO1285 in This World is Bigger Than I Thought | Mar 28, 2009
  • Raquel It is time for me to delve into my living situation. I know that I mentioned that I was living with two older men, Victor and Cesar, and that only every blue moon would Victor´s wife come and stay a Posted by escot in scott talk | Jan 15, 2009
  • Filete Porteño Posted by Macachae in en Argentina | Mar 25, 2009
  • Iguazu Falls, Buenos Aires Ok, as I sit at my brother and Alana's place in NY wasting time I figure I might as well work on my blog and get completely up-to-date before heading to Bangkok this Sunday. Last I left off my parents Posted by STEVO1285 in This World is Bigger Than I Thought | Mar 25, 2009
  • Iguazú Iguazú was absolutely amazing!!! I love waterfalls anyways but to see a massive wall of waterfalls, supposedly 275 altogether, was just amazing!! Iguazú is a must if you ever go to South America Posted by ReneeL in Solutions For The Confused | Mar 24, 2009
  • Argentina We will only have one entry about our time in Argentina as we were in Tandil for only a week and all we essentially did was eat, sunbath and spend time with our family and close friends. Vamos mis amigos... Our Posted by TaniaPablo in Pato-viaje | Dec 27, 2008
  • Busy, beautiful, Buenos Aires! Finally made it to Buenos Aires!! Everyone I had met in Argentina who had been to BA had nothing but praise for the city…throughout my whole trip I’d never experienced such a positive reaction across the board to a destination Posted by VanessaT in Vanessas Adventures Around The World! | Mar 19, 2009
  • BA So the flight over here took forever and ever and ever. i´ve never spent so long on a plane ever, we never seemed to be getting any closer to south america! But it was interesting, we met a very funny Posted by jess.moxon in Argentina bound! | Mar 19, 2009
  • Buenos Aires Take 2 After a month of hiking around Patagonia I was definitely ready to get back to a real city and some warmer weather. Also my brother and a friend of his were going to be meeting up with me for Posted by ReneeL in Solutions For The Confused | Mar 18, 2009
  • back in the cold! So its been a very long time since we wrote our blog so thought better stop being so lazy and get typing, also cos starting to forget what day we did what. Think our last blog we were just about Posted by sunseekers in beaches and beer | Mar 18, 2009
  • Perito Moreno Glacier Heres some photos! The Glacier front.... 5 km in length and between 40 - 60 m high Me and Flip at the Glacier [img=http://ph Posted by GPilk in Pilkington, McDaid and the World | Mar 14, 2009
  • Greetings from Mendoza, the wine capitol of Argentina Det har tatt meg litt tid å fått gjort en oppdatering her inne.. Mest fordi det skjer så mye nytt hele tiden. Nye omgivelser, mennesker, inntrykk, tanker og følelser. Vanskelig å vite hvor man skal begynne.. Men i går Posted by Katrine777 in Min egen lille jorden rundt-reise :) | Mar 14, 2009
  • While I´m At It You tell me if these two scenes don´t look similar. Travel tip #8: If you can´t find a lid for the conta Posted by BatSoo in Global Hoboing | Mar 13, 2009
  • Food Notable meals I manage to cook so far using sometimes awful, sometimes lovely hostel kitchens: -Ushuaia (La Posta Alberque) Scrambled eggs with garlic, onion, eggplant, and tomato simmered in arrabiata tomato sauce (the tomato sauce was store bought. Posted by BatSoo in Global Hoboing | Mar 13, 2009
  • driving, El Chaltin and El Calafate We spent the following two days on the road in the heat of the vast Patagonian Step... with no air conditioning, a full bus, few toilet stops (yes...no toilet) lunches on the side of the famous Route 40 (which had Posted by GPilk in Pilkington, McDaid and the World | Mar 13, 2009
  • to Bariloche – Argentina The journey here was arduous... around 13 hours on mostly gravel in bad shape, the Chile/Argentina Border was hilarious... picture this... three rather 70's looking men t computers, possible from the 70's too, checking and stamping passports with the Beeg Posted by GPilk in Pilkington, McDaid and the World | Mar 13, 2009
  • Dayly market in Buenos Aires If you already are planning a walk around downtown Buenos Aires visiting Casa Rosada, the cathedral, Cabildo house and the golden room at Casa de la cultura... your steps will guide you to a colorful open market at Perú pedestrian Posted by Macachae in en Argentina | Mar 13, 2009
  • Ushuaia Love I absolutely adore Ushuaia. It is not a big city, no. It is not the same kind of love I have for Buenos Aires, my beach ball mother. (What the hell are you talking about, you say. Posted by BatSoo in Global Hoboing | Mar 12, 2009
  • Hostel Love Turns out, my hostel in Ushuaia (La Posta Alberque) is absolutely, utterly, and surprisingly lovely. 1. Spring mattresses with box spring 2. By some fluke, I´m the only one in my room of 4 beds. Hello, sleeping alone! The rooms Posted by BatSoo in Global Hoboing | Mar 10, 2009
  • Iguazu Falls It was back on the bus to make the trip to the Iguazu falls...on the first bus i was in the 'death seat' as its affectionately known, the seat right at the front on the top deck of the bus, Posted by VanessaT in Vanessas Adventures Around The World! | Mar 9, 2009
  • Real time update Hello from the [southern] End of the World! The weather in this area is fantastic. Windy, though, and it´s a little cloudy today. But the mountains and the cool 20 degree weather is doing much good to my a Posted by BatSoo in Global Hoboing | Mar 9, 2009
  • Cordoba, Cafayate and Salta I forgot to mention in my last entry that we had a massive asado meal in Mendoza! Argentinians love their meat and an asado is a big bbq with lots of different meats, including things like black pudding..which i passed Posted by VanessaT in Vanessas Adventures Around The World! | Mar 9, 2009
  • Trekking en las lagos So here we are in Bariloche, Argentina. The best way to describe it is it is Argentina´s version of Lake Tahoe...A tourist haven complete with expensive shops and restaurants on the shore of a gigantic lake. It also offers all Posted by goyo in greg and renee ramble on | Mar 6, 2009
  • "This is Ushuaia" I think the most incredible part about being in Ushuaia is just saying "I'm at the end of the world!" How's that for a destination!! I even have a stamp in my passport to prove it! Located at Posted by ReneeL in Solutions For The Confused | Mar 6, 2009
  • Now, where was I... Jujuy Update Jujuy summary: Lovely town. Far more personality than Salta, which mostly felt like a miniature and more run-down version of Buenos Aires. I got there after the painfully early aforementioned bus ride, and immediately knew I was going to like Posted by BatSoo in Global Hoboing | Mar 4, 2009
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