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and the waves just keep on comin!

Well, presently the day has been spent napping and nursing my wounded shoulders. Damn, a pain just jotted down my shoulder as I write this. They must hurt. The morning was filled with a 30 minute walk from our hostel, Los Feroles, to the surf break, "El Faro", also known as the gangster of...

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kipmaddog on September 10, 2009 from Perugorria, Argentina

from the travel blog: adventures from down south

Off the mark

Well, here I am, almost at the end of the first leg of this Epic Detour. I'm into my fourth day in Buenos Aires, and it's been a very enjoyable start to the trip. B.A. is a huge, very metropolitan city. I was expecting something a lot more third world and impoverished, but here you have pretty...

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Sam_C on September 6, 2009 from Buenos Aires, Argentina, Argentina

from the travel blog: Epic Detour

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alvaro84 on August 31, 2009 from Buenos Aires, Argentina, Argentina

from the travel blog: Alvarito por Europa 2009

Buenos Aires

The first place to go in Buenos Aires for anyone who is serious about devoting their life to beef is La Cabrera, a cosily candlelit restaurant beautifully decorated with hanging model planes, teacups and other vintage bits and bobs. More impressive than the décor was the menu – a long list of...

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steve_stamp on August 30, 2009 from Buenos Aires, Argentina

from the travel blog: The art of being lost

We moved into an apartment

Here's the view:

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zachel on August 24, 2009 from Buenos Aires, Argentina, Argentina

from the travel blog: Life in the Southern Cone

We made it!

Into the Den, of the Lion. At least that's how I feel right now as were flying into Buenos Aires, Argentina, at the height of the swine flu epidemic. This past April, news channels started to cover an outbreak of a new kind of flu called the H1N1 virus, now known around the...

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zachel on August 21, 2009 from Buenos Aires, Argentina, Argentina

from the travel blog: The Southern Cone

We made it!

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zachel on August 21, 2009 from Buenos Aires, Argentina, Argentina

from the travel blog: Life in the Southern Cone

Robbed in Rosario

Rosario is divided by a web of wide, crisscrossing one way roads which at first seem very dangerous. Of course once you realise that there is no right of way and the nonchalant drivers simply slow down when a collision course appears imminent you just sit back and enjoy the tension of every...

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steve_stamp on August 17, 2009 from Rosario, Argentina

from the travel blog: The art of being lost

Cordoba

Apart from the straightforward jump over the border and the troubling jump in ticket prices once in Argentina, our journey to Cordoba was pretty uneventful. The Argentinian buses feel more like trains, particularly after so much time spent on the rattling deathtraps that cloud up the crazy roads...

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steve_stamp on August 12, 2009 from Cordoba, Argentina

from the travel blog: The art of being lost

Faltan 5 dias

Faltan 5 diassssssssssssssss!!, ya estamos!!!, jajaja... Muchachos ya no nos falta nada, nos estamos yendo al viejo continente. Aca esta el blog que les prometi, Gente, aca vamos a contarles nuevas aventuras y vivencias del dia a dia en Europa. Esperamos sus comentarios! :P Saludos para...

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europa09 on July 22, 2009 from Buenos Aires, Argentina

from the travel blog: Europa '09

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