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- Punta Del WeirdoSo obviously I've been slacking on blogging, but anyone who's ever shared quarters with me knows I'm the queen of procrastination. The blog has become a kin to unpacking, and since my boxes from undergrad are still in my basement, Posted by reimstal in The Dusty Foot Philosopher | Feb 9, 2012
- Sydney to UruguaySetting off for Sydney, I nearly didn’t make the plane, I got there with 6 mins to spare before the flight closed. That was a tad nerve racking. I haven’t departed from Sydney international airport for a long time, it Posted by anna g-s in The first one | Feb 7, 2012
- UruguayAfter my night out in Buenos Aires I got 3 hours sleep and then packed up ready to catch the Buquebus boat from Buenos Aires to Colonia, Uruguay. I met two ladies in the line to buy my ticket, one from Posted by anjanastravels in South America | Feb 4, 2012
- Cabo Polonio, UruguayCabo Polonio I had planned to blog all of Uruguay before Christmas but didn't have time so here is my highlight so far, a few days in a great place called Cabo Polonio. Jimmy heard about this hidden away little town Posted by Leo's Travels in Leo's Travels | Dec 24, 2011
- Lacto-Ovo VegetarianaWhen I have been in Uruguay, I realize that "asado or parrillada" means breakfast, lunch, dinner, supper. Los Uruguayos make barbecue and grill without vegetables, salad, they have Lomo/ Lomito, Chorizo meaning sirloin and sausage respectively. However, I Posted by La Turca in La Turca en Sudamerica | Nov 3, 2011
- A new tour group, a new adventureMy new group are really cool, made up of mainly English and Germans plus a couple of Norwegians, a Scot and a Swiss. We´ve just left the island of Ilha Grande where it rained for the whole two days - Posted by m4033bc in What's around the corner? | Oct 27, 2011
- Montevideo, ultimate parilla, Aguas Dulces never againFinally left Buenos Aires after five awesome weeks. A lot poorer than when we started as it was much more expensive than anticipated, but i suppose if your going to rent an apartment rather than getting a hostel then we Posted by victoria86jayne in vicky and chris south american adventure | Oct 16, 2011
- Estancia StayThe journey to the ranch was a very favourable 5 hours by coach. As we left Montevideo, the rain was pouring down and it didn't look hopeful for the day ahead, but as we drove things started to brighten Posted by slking in South American Adventure | Oct 15, 2011
- MontevideoLeaving behind the quaint town of Colonia, we headed to Montevideo which is the capital of Uruguay. It´s name means sixth mountain from the East (Monte - mountain, VI - six in Roman numerals, deo - from the East). Posted by slking in South American Adventure | Sep 29, 2011
- ColoniaA 1 hour ferry ride from Buenos Aires took us across the border into Uruguay. Having gone through passport control and customs before we got on the boat, we were immediatey ushered through immigration for Uruguay whilst we were Posted by slking in South American Adventure | Sep 29, 2011
- Buenos Aires, Colonia and MontevideoYou may find it difficult to believe that an entire week could pass without a death defying situation or foolhardy adventure arising in my ever growing list of travel stories, however I regret to inform that this very situation has Posted by Dan Smith in And So The Journey Continues | Sep 7, 2011
- ¡Somos Celestes!No of countries in view from the river bank in Puerto Iguazu= 3 (Argentina, Paraguay & Brazil) No of Argentina stamps in our passports = 6 No. of photos taken at Perito Moreno Glacier = over 300 No .of times Pauline fell Posted by Po Gallon in World Wide Wander | Aug 5, 2011
- Lost in Paradise...Planning to leave on Tuesday for Colonia turned out to be highly optimistic. We had still not received Alice´s rucksack on Tuesday, so making sure it arrived at the hostel ASAP became the main objective for the day, as well Posted by Alice_and_Nyree in Trying to Survive in South America | Jul 7, 2011
- Montivideo and SaltoWe caught the 9:30 ferry (Buquebus) across from Buenos Aires, it took about 3 hours and was totally brilliant, the seats we comfey, the coffee good, the sun was shining and the views were stunning. Pulling out of the harbor Posted by Big Adventure in Phil & Nic's big adventure | Jul 7, 2011
- Laugh or Cry, Laugh or Cry...Welcome to the amazing blog of Alice and Nyree. It is going to be incredible, so make sure you are comfortable and grab your popcorn. In fact, it is a miracle we are alive and typing this to you now. Posted by Alice_and_Nyree in Trying to Survive in South America | Jul 4, 2011
- Traveling UruguayAfter exploring the Iguazu Falls and leaving Brazil behind us, we made our way into Uruguay. I had no expectations for Uruguay, either good or bad. I didn’t know anything about the country and, to be honest, probably Posted by geldere in The Hostel Honeymoon | Jun 11, 2011
- From BA to a little place called UruguayFrom tango lessons to antique fairs, our remaining time in Buenos Aires was spent doing a bit of sightseeing and a lot of relaxing, a little holiday in the middle of my travels. A particular highlight out of all Posted by TEAMNORRIS in South America 2011 | Jun 3, 2011
- ¡Uh-Oh! Dulce de Leche Happens Nadine walked into the bedroom with Sophie in her arms and sat on the bed, and greeted me in Spanish, "¡Feliz Cumpleaños! Posted by TulsaTrot in Globetrotting Around the World | May 18, 2011
- UruguayObwohl wir nur 24 Stunden in Uruguay verbracht haben, sind uns doch direkt einige Unterschiede zu Argentinien aufgefallen, die Leute waren freundlicher und es scheint den Leuten dort auch besser zu gehen. Als einziges suedamerikanisches Land hat Uruguay e Posted by xmirjax in Miri and Matt Make a World Trip | Apr 27, 2011
- Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay Posted by LaPoderosa in La Poderosa | Apr 27, 2011
- Viva ColoniaColonia de Sacramento is a short 1.5 hour ferry ride from Buenos Aires. It was a welcome break from the big metropolis, but also overcrowded from Argentine and Uruguayan tourists since we arrived right in the middle of the local Posted by ichbinmatt in Miri and Matt Make a World Trip | Apr 27, 2011
- Felices Pascuas!I arrived yesterday in Salta, Argentina, just in time to get my “sunrise service” on Easter morning. It wasn’t much of a sunrise because Salta is located in western Argentina, it is landlocked and there was an ugly bus Posted by KatieH623 in Adventures with Katie | Apr 25, 2011
- Uruguay ContinuedHey Everyone! Sorry once again for the lack of updates …but we are keeping really busy and having a ton of fun! So to pick up where we last left off: we left Punta del Diablo and did Posted by Leerika in PERMACATION IN LATIN AMERICA | Apr 16, 2011
- U-are-gayEr ikke saa mye buenos aires i Buenos Aires, men flott likevel. Har baade proevd tango og vaert paa boca juniors kamp, saa dette er trivelig. Skal se om jeg kan faa lagt ut litt bilder herfra i morgen. Er Posted by varjen in Anders reiseblogg | Apr 4, 2011
- Foz de IguazuJeg har gjort noen grensepasseringer siden sist, og faatt masse stempler i passet jeg kan briefe med naar jeg kommer hjem. Har naa kommet meg fra Foz de Iguazu, paa grensen mellom Brasil, Argentina og Paraguay og ned over pampasen Posted by varjen in Anders reiseblogg | Mar 29, 2011
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