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- Don’t cry for me Argentina... Now while I usually don’t go back to a city twice in one trip, I made an exception for Buenos Aires. Repeating many of the sights I had seen the first time around, I may have enjoy Posted by jessho in Tour de America del Sur | Mar 28, 2013
- Buenos Aries to Mendoza Ok before we start, we remembered a few more bits that we left out about BA, firstly was the Sunday antique markets in San Thelmo district, there was live music and tango dancing in the streets.stalls everywhere Aud was in Posted by Audleetravels in Audleetravels | Mar 27, 2013
- Wine TastingAfter a full day of travel followed by several days of rest to zap the second cold of my trip (travelling isn't all glamorous), ventured out to a wine and olive oil tasting today. Water to the vineyards comes from the Posted by BETHAU in Argentina/Antarctica 2013 | Mar 26, 2013
- Patagonian Face-off After tackling Chilean Patagonia and falling in love, we decided to give the Argentinian Patagonia a chance to compete. First up, the Argy’s have a particularly massive glacier named Posted by ladiesofleisure in A year or so of Misadventure and fun | Mar 26, 2013
- Flashback: last week in Argentina The Iguazú falls are truly one of the (many) wonders of the world. Situated on the border between Argentina and Brazil, the falls stretch for over a mile and make up the world's largest (in width) waterfall. I just can't Posted by Irmelin in There and Back Again | Mar 24, 2013
- Finally Made It!271 days, 31 weeks, 7 months give or take money! Writing the first week in heinsight as we have both been recouping from illness so wasn't up to blogging, but we still did a lot..... Day 1- London. Monday 4.3.13 271 days, 31 Posted by Ford and Bates in Helen and Laurence South America | Mar 21, 2013
- Buenos Aires (it's the final countdown...)It's here. The moment we've been dreading. Yep, that's right. The last few days of our trip. I feel like I need to do some kind of summary post, if only to detail Marcus' spectacular hair growth in full glory, Posted by teamgb in Round the world | Mar 20, 2013
- Scenery, steak and seriously tasty wines.I realise that i got a bit excited about Patagonia but there is much more to Argentina than just the amazing south. In fact Argentina is massive, it would takes months to see all the major sites and unfortunately Posted by ofenelon in Dodging Mosquitos | Mar 20, 2013
- Happily Ever After - Buenos Aires, ArgentinaThis is the hardest entry I've had to write. Buenos Aires is the last stop on our 6-month adventure and both of us are filled with a mix of emotions. One on hand, we're sad to be ending such an Posted by onerufflife in Mike and Meagan's Travel Blog | Mar 18, 2013
- Buenos Aires, Argentina / Colonia, Uruguay So we finally arrived in Buenos Aries (24 hours on the bus)...which on this occasion seemed much longer as we had the misfortune to be sitting behind two very annoying shall we say 'gypsies' who we nicknamed A.D.D. boy & Posted by Audleetravels in Audleetravels | Mar 18, 2013
- De eenzame roep van Patagonia...Toen ik drie jaar geleden Argentinië bezocht, had ik ervoor gekozen om het noorden van het land te bezoeken. Iedereen is het erover eens dat de provincies er meer authentiek, inheems en kleurrijk zijn dan in de rest van het Posted by saar30s in A flapper's journey | Mar 18, 2013
- Patagonia, Argentina side===El Chalten=== A tiny town known only for its trekking and famous views of Mount Fitzoy mountain range, El Chalten becomes quite deserted once the weather turns cold. We again lucke Posted by jessho in Tour de America del Sur | Mar 16, 2013
- Lakes District: Argentina Famous as a ski resort town during the cold winter months, the European-style town of Bariloche is a great bridge between the capital of Buenos Aires and Patagonia for all types of trave Posted by jessho in Tour de America del Sur | Mar 16, 2013
- you should take a limo to RENAR!RENAR: un disastre, woke up at 5:30 am, took a cab, all bundled up in the dark, we get there and the line is obviously larger than 30 people. I tell Kristen this, she says to try because some people Posted by sophhear in Viva the pirate child | Mar 15, 2013
- my best mendoza day Two days ago, Tuesday, March 12, I had my best Mendoza day...yet. Gillie woke me up around 10 like an energizer bunny with her bike and got me motivated. Candela got the bike for me from the back shed (more Posted by sophhear in Viva the pirate child | Mar 14, 2013
- Buenos AiresAfter our chilled out days in El Calafate, we landed in Buenos Aires ready to see some sights. We decided to stay in the San Telmo district which is one of the oldest and most bohemian areas in BA, and Posted by teamgb in Round the world | Mar 13, 2013
- Horseback riding in the AndesiHolaaa! In the meanwhile I have survived my first week here in Mendoza. What a week it was! On Thursday I had my first day off. Me and Katrien were planning to do and see a lot of things, but eventually Posted by ElenaMaria in Mendoza Maravillosa | Mar 12, 2013
- A Conversation at the End of the World - Ushuaia, Argentina Many of you have been asking how we are feeling as our fabulous trip is coming to an end. This is something we have been talking about with some frequency lately as d Posted by onerufflife in Mike and Meagan's Travel Blog | Mar 12, 2013
- Looking for Huemules* - El Chaltén, ArgentinaWritten by guest blogger Janelle Wierenga I have been given the honor of contributing to the blog, and I feel a sense of intense responsibility, especially since Mike & Meagan reported that their readership may be waning. El Chaltén was an Posted by onerufflife in Mike and Meagan's Travel Blog | Mar 11, 2013
- Return to El CalafateFollowing our Torres del Paine adventure, we got the early bus from Puerto Natales back to El Calafate, and possibly the easiest border crossing ever. The (mean) highlight of this was a guy from the US having a major John Posted by teamgb in Round the world | Mar 10, 2013
- Buenos Airos - Argentina [img=http://photos.travellerspoint.com/456644/la Posted by nikaa8987 in :) | Mar 10, 2013
- Beefe the Chorizo Posted by Fabian1993 in Study Abroad (Spring 2013) | Mar 10, 2013
- Restaurant BrethalyzerWe should definitely have these in the US. It'd prevent a lot of drunk driving and traffic accidents before they happen. Posted by Fabian1993 in Study Abroad (Spring 2013) | Mar 10, 2013
- Being Tourists in BA [img=http://photos.travellerspoint.com/553153/IMG_5665.jpg thumb=http Posted by Fabian1993 in Study Abroad (Spring 2013) | Mar 10, 2013
- Salsa y TangoLast night, our professors hosted a Salsa and Tango night for us. We went to a open dance and lesson at the Armenian Embassy. Salsa was lively, but Tango was so deeply musical and moving. We floated around the floor Posted by Fabian1993 in Study Abroad (Spring 2013) | Mar 10, 2013
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