Here are photos that didn't quite fit into my travel report a couple of weeks back.

[Door of Buenos Aires]


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[Architectural Features]


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[Butcher & Grocer]


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[Trail made by ants at the park. They're really amazing engineers!]

[Sat 4/5]
Theme: Gardens, Art and Food Discoveries


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[Fri 4/4]
(all the photos at the end because there are so many!)

Theme: Colonial Beauty

Up early, again… It’s a hot day here in Buenos Aires. At 8am people were already in tank tops and shorts. This is their fall. It’s beautiful, but we’re glad to be out of the heat this day.

We hope a cab to the ferry terminal. We’re heading to the quaint little townlet of Colonia del Sacramento in Uruguay.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colonia_del_Sacramento
Yup, another country, and it’s only an hour’s boat ride way from down town Bs. As. It’s the oldest city in the nation of Uruguay, founded in 1860, and it’s now a World Heritage Site.
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Guess what these images are! (Answers below)
Don't they look sort of, well, naughty?





[Thrs 4/3]

Theme: Spendorphines

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[Wed 4/2]

Theme: Feeling fragile
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Theme: It just didn’t work for me. Evita + Clowns + Didgeridoo.
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[Monday 3/31]

Theme: Oh the leather! Oh the tango! Oh the food!
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Woke up around 11am.
K, bless her, went to the pastry shop next door and returned with sweets, quiche and yummies, which I enjoyed with my mate.

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THEME: Without the traffic and all the zeros.
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[Thursday, 3/27]

THEME: Do you know the way to San Jose?
Phrase of the day, “it’s not as far as San Jose.”
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