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Continued from Part 3 Since Salta was not far from Colonel Moldes and we had to pass it anyway, we figured it was a good idea to make a quick stop to...
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Find out more about Meghan: Born in New Jersey, Meghan lived in Washington, DC before moving to Buenos Aires. With a passion for new cultures, she’s exploring BA, teaching English, practicing Spanish, and writing about her experiences. More at www.onewaytoba.blogspot.com. |
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The swine flu is rapidly spreading in Argentina, especially in Buenos Aires. Schools are closing early for winter...
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Continued from Part 2After leaving Molinos we continued driving south through the mountains to Cafayate, a town known for their bodegas. Our first...
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Continued from Part 1 After a breakfast of cereal, rolls, coffee, and tea at the hostel, we checked out and rented our car for the week. We did have...
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When we set off on our overnight bus from Buenos Aires to Salta, located in northern Argentina, our only expectations came from suggestions from...
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Before Museo Evita was opened in 2002 in Buenos Aires by Eva (or Evita's, as she was affectionately called) Peron's grandniece, the mansion had been a...
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The apartment system in BA is fairly simple if you're just renting a room from someone. Rent is paid month to month, there are no contracts or leases...
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Moving to any new city is tough. Moving to a foreign city, in another language, with no friends, no job, and no apartment? Some may say even...
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