Don't Cry for Me Argentina
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Don't Cry for Me Argentina
hola/hello
A friend has just invited me to visit at an apartment he has rented in Buenos Aires. I will go the end of December '07 or the beginning of Jan'08 and can stay in Argentina for 3 weeks.
I'm thinking 10 days +/- in BA probably divided in 2 to save the friendship and approx 10 days seeing some more of the country.
My friend says domestic airfare is expensive; i am not sure of what other transport options/ distances are to other parts of the country.
I am an active (running, hiking, kayaking) architect who enjoys all kinds of looking at buildings/ and both city and countryside, the great outdoors and I speak passable spanish and italian ( I understand many italians settled in BA)
any suggestions both in and outside of BA would be appreciated as well as a weather guesstimate for that time of year.
I have travelled in Colombia, Ecuador and Peru but this will be my first side on the east coast of the country.
thanks for any help
cheers
AndrewDavid ( Victoria, BC)
A friend has just invited me to visit at an apartment he has rented in Buenos Aires. I will go the end of December '07 or the beginning of Jan'08 and can stay in Argentina for 3 weeks.
I'm thinking 10 days +/- in BA probably divided in 2 to save the friendship and approx 10 days seeing some more of the country.
My friend says domestic airfare is expensive; i am not sure of what other transport options/ distances are to other parts of the country.
I am an active (running, hiking, kayaking) architect who enjoys all kinds of looking at buildings/ and both city and countryside, the great outdoors and I speak passable spanish and italian ( I understand many italians settled in BA)
any suggestions both in and outside of BA would be appreciated as well as a weather guesstimate for that time of year.
I have travelled in Colombia, Ecuador and Peru but this will be my first side on the east coast of the country.
thanks for any help
cheers
AndrewDavid ( Victoria, BC)
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http://www.geocities.com/intrepidber...r/Page24B.html
Here is the website to see what the Falls are like.
You take a morning flight out of Buenos Aires to Iguassu and stay at one of the hotels ..like the Sheraton.
I stayed at the Tropical Hotel des Cataratas.. a nice place and walking distance to the Falls but not walking distance to the "Devil's Throat Falls.
... this is a series of 14 Falls fused into one with a drop of 375 feet..it is absolutely mind boggling to see !!!!
When I walked up to the Devil's Throat Falls I just stood and looked in awe!!
I was there 4 months ago.
Percy
Here is the website to see what the Falls are like.
You take a morning flight out of Buenos Aires to Iguassu and stay at one of the hotels ..like the Sheraton.
I stayed at the Tropical Hotel des Cataratas.. a nice place and walking distance to the Falls but not walking distance to the "Devil's Throat Falls.
... this is a series of 14 Falls fused into one with a drop of 375 feet..it is absolutely mind boggling to see !!!!
When I walked up to the Devil's Throat Falls I just stood and looked in awe!!
I was there 4 months ago.
Percy
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thank you Percy for the link.the pix of the falls are great. i can't open the videos on my ibook but will try it on a friends's pc. leave it to an explorer from berkeley to do such a service for us
cheers AndrewBeckerman (UCB 1973)
cheers AndrewBeckerman (UCB 1973)
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Oh yes and don't you dare come back from Argentina without seeing a REAL Tango/ Dinner show !!!!
It will be the most exciting dance you will see for sure and usually some lady singer is dressed like Eva Peron and she sings:
"Don't Cry for Me Argentina."
You will love it!!!!
Percy
It will be the most exciting dance you will see for sure and usually some lady singer is dressed like Eva Peron and she sings:
"Don't Cry for Me Argentina."
You will love it!!!!
Percy



