So Cassie and I have had a few days to relax. Good times were had and It is almost time to move on from the fanastic city of Buenos Aires. We celebrated Cassie´s birthday, we recovered from the bike trip in a nice apartment for 10 bucks a night per person. Anyone interested we can get you contact info. We met some of Sarah Schneider´s family and they treated us to a great Argentinian Asado. They also took us to the Delta area of El Tigre. They have told us about a fantastic festival on Sunday a little ways north of the city that we are going too on Sunday. They have been Fantastic. THANK YOU SARAH they were wonderful!! WE have taken the time to explore every barrio of Buenos Aires.
Palermo- Full of green Space and nice restuarants and night life
Recoleta- The cemetaries are to DIE for. No they were were really neat.
Retiro- This is the hustle and bustle area of Transits
La Boca- Colorful and music and passion for life and sports area. ON the waterfront too
San Telmo- Working class area, tango is life here, antique fairs and older buildings
City Central- Nice with tons of museums and pedestrian walkways and shopping
El Tigre- Is the river, lots of green and tons of shopping and paddling of boats
Subway- Easy to navigate and let me tell you about being close to the people it was like 12,000 sardines in 1 can. Cassie loved it and her fear of close quarters no longer exists.
Pictures are going to be added soon. Computer time is costly. We are leaving on Monday to head on a bus for 18 hours plus to Iguazu Falls in Argentina and Brazil. All visa stuff is taken care of and now we are able to focus just on traveling. We should arrive on Tuesday. Enjoy yourselves and keep in touch and we will do our best in return. Love you all C & T :-)
If you want to see pictures from the bike trip go to: http://www.flickr.com/groups/twowheelviewargentina2008/
The students set up a ¨flickerpool¨whatever that means, but the whole group has been posting photos there... check it out!
Palermo- Full of green Space and nice restuarants and night life
Recoleta- The cemetaries are to DIE for. No they were were really neat.
Retiro- This is the hustle and bustle area of Transits
La Boca- Colorful and music and passion for life and sports area. ON the waterfront too
San Telmo- Working class area, tango is life here, antique fairs and older buildings
City Central- Nice with tons of museums and pedestrian walkways and shopping
El Tigre- Is the river, lots of green and tons of shopping and paddling of boats
Subway- Easy to navigate and let me tell you about being close to the people it was like 12,000 sardines in 1 can. Cassie loved it and her fear of close quarters no longer exists.
Pictures are going to be added soon. Computer time is costly. We are leaving on Monday to head on a bus for 18 hours plus to Iguazu Falls in Argentina and Brazil. All visa stuff is taken care of and now we are able to focus just on traveling. We should arrive on Tuesday. Enjoy yourselves and keep in touch and we will do our best in return. Love you all C & T :-)
If you want to see pictures from the bike trip go to: http://www.flickr.com/groups/twowheelviewargentina2008/
The students set up a ¨flickerpool¨whatever that means, but the whole group has been posting photos there... check it out!
4 comments:
YAY! I am so excited for you guys! The pictures on Flickr look amazing. Quinn said he had a great time... and he said that Csi is supposively chloe and damien.............
I miss you guys... and got a job at flying star!!! woohoo here come tips!
What a wonderful experience you have had and it is just the beginning! Love the pictures. Did you ever take tango lessons? Miss you both. Hugs and Kisses, Mom and Dad
Congrats you two. Its sounds awesome. When I get the chance to read the blogs its makes me jealous. Take care! Chris
what a nice picture of la Boca!! very colorfull!! Im looking for an apartment for rent in Buenos Aires in Palermo, is it close to La Boca?
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