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Argentina Rocks!

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This is Argentina. Today , you can join me over at Women Rockin' The Road, where I am talking about being a vegetarian in Argentina, one of the beef capitals of the world.  ____________________________Also, I have a winner to announce for the Back to The Books Giveaway Hop.Drum roll please....And...

TALAMPAYA NATIONAL PARK... A World heritage Landmark by UNESCO

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Located some 217 km. from La Rioja city (capital of La Rioja province), Argentina, Talampaya National Park is the most visited tourist destination in La Rioja, that you can combine with a visit to neighboring Ischigualasto Provincal Park, in San Juan province.Both Parks share a geological basin of around...

Córdoba

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Córdoba is one of the most important economic centers in the country. It has with many contrasting features— it is both a cultural and tourist-like destination, a traditional and modern city, with an industrialized as well as a home-made production.A hilly landscape and favorable weather conditions...

Perito Moreno Glacier

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The Perito Moreno Glacier is a must-see in Argentina. Together with twelve other glaciers it is part of one of the largest sliding masses of ice and snow in Los Glaciares National Park. This glacier, having a front wall of 5 Km long, is 60 m high above Lake Argentino and it is in the middle of its way...

The Jesuit Block in the City of Córdoba

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The Jesuit Block in the City of Córdoba includes the Church of the Compañía de Jesús, the Domestic Chapel, the Jesuits Residence and the Principal’s Office of the National University of Córdoba –former Compañía de Jesús High School— with its own administrative buildings, the Cloisters, the Conferring...

Mendoza Province... A paradise for outdoor living, recreation and adventure

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The province of Mendoza is located in the central west of Argentina, by the Andes range (a geologically young system uplifted in the Cretaceous and Tertiary periods), and pretty close to Chile.Its capital bears the same name and was founded in 1560 by Pedro del Castillo.The region payed an important...

Iguazu Falls Is One Of The Top Destinations In South America

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The Iguazu Falls is one of the largest collections of waterfalls in the world. There are about 275 waterfalls spread across 2.7 kilometres of the Iguazu River. The Iguazu Falls are located on the border of Brazil and Argentina, and can be viewed from both sides. Taller than Niagara Falls, twice...

Patagonia

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The Andean Mountain Range displays all its greatness in the Patagonian provinces. Thousand-year-old silent forests with native vegetation extend to the banks of the lagoons. On mountain tops, nature overflows in granite needles and icy fields brimming with glaciers in lakes of unique beauty. The paintings...

Gonzalo Lopez

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Some new photos of the hairy Argentinian amateur bodybuilder....

Litoral

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This is a region of large rivers, humid tropics, red earth, magnificent forest, a virgin forest full of huge trees and extraordinary flora and fauna. Great Waters – “Iguazú” in the Guaraní language – overflowing into one of the world’s wonders: the Iguazú Falls.A scenery of exuberant beauty spreading...

Cementerio de la Recoleta

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This is arguably Buenos Aires’ number-one attraction, and a must on every tourist’s list. You can wander for hours in this amazing city of the dead, where countless ‘streets’ are lined with impressive statues and marble sarcophagi. Peek into the crypts and check out the dusty coffins – most of...

Gonzalo Hernan Lopez from Argentina

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I like hairy armpits...Country: Argentina Birthdate: 1978 Height: ? Off season weight: 113kg/250lb Competition weight:...

Gerardo Repollo from Argentina

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The handsome Gerardo Repollo, amateur bodybuilder from Argentina. Very good mass and symmetry.Country: Argentina Birthdate: 1977 Height: ?Off season weight: 108kg/240lb Competition weight: 95kg/21...

River Plate Game!

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This was absolutely crazy! We went to the River vs Arsenal game on Sunday and a huge fight broke out in the stands! Luckily it was not near where we were sitting, but it was quite a sig...

Swollen Summer

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Chris and I went to Uruguay for about a week and a half. It was a lot of fun! We took the boat over from Buenos Aires to Colonia, which takes about an hour. From there we bussed to Montevideo, where we stayed a couple of nights. It is a nice city, except it seemed to have an unusual amount of beggers....

Rain, Rain Go Away!

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We were camping in Uruguay and it rained SO hard. I thought the tent was going to get swept away. By the way, we named all of our accessories. Backpack = Vicky (Queen Victoria)Chris' Pack = Elvis (the King)Tent = SelmaSleeping Pad = Matt (and Chris' is Maxi) So, Selma was SOAKED! And Vicky and Elvis...

Sunday Bloody Sunday

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Haha, just when you think you are organized....We had a very interesting Sunday last weekend. First, let me explain a little something. I want to go to a futbol (soccer) game. So, I asked about the schedule while we were at the Sheraton and the concierge told me that River and Boca both played on Sunday, River at 5, Boca at 7. In Buenos Aires. Both stadiums are easy to get to, and he had said that...

Me Gusta El Mar!

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Since my last post, CK and I spent some time in Mendoza, drinking more wine, enjoying the Mendocino life. We went on a wine tour, which is not what I was used to. We only got to taste two types of wine at each place, however, the tour was interesting. It was all in Spanish, so I only understood half...

Back In The Land of Earplugs

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I have been spoiled for the last couple of weeks. Mr. L came to visit and he splurged on a few places that were a lot nicer than the ones I have been staying in. Also, I finally used up some of my Sheraton points and splurged for a five star treat in Santiago for a few nights.In a nutshell, the past few weeks...1. Valdivia, CH - College town, near a river, famous for its fish market....we only spent...

Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow

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A while ago, I read about women who were donating their hair in order to make wigs for those who needed them (ie cancer patients etc). I wanted to do that and have been considering it for some time, but have kind of been a little scared... You have to have ten inches, which is basically all my hair....