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Monthly Archives: November 2009
Memorable Experience in Cafayate
Went for my 14 mile run, which later turned into a 12 mile run, on our last day in Cafayate. The experience left a lasting memory for me of that place. Shortly after starting our run outside the hotel, a … Continue reading
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Hotel Killa
We stayed at Hotel Killa while in Cafayate, and this place is just full of charm. Not one room is the same, and the hotel is comprised of several different buildings. We stayed in Rm 12, which is on the … Continue reading
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Day Three in Cafayate
Cafayate is wine country. We drove around outside of town center and all we saw were vineyards lining both sides of the road. The best wine made in Cafayate appears to be Laborum from bodegas El Porvenir. There are probably … Continue reading
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Day Two in Cafayate
We spent most of the day with the sales rep from La Estancia de Cafayate. This is a luxury development just a few blocks outside of town. J has had his eye on this place for at least a year, … Continue reading
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Day One in Cafayate
We took the 6 AM flight out of BA yesterday and arrived in Salta with one piece of luggage missing. We weren’t the only ones missing bags, as we found out that there was a full cart of luggages that … Continue reading
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Last Day in Buenos Aires
I’ve been running for years and never have I ever tripped and fallen while running. However, thanks to the ‘wonderfully and smoothly paved’ sidewalks here in BA, I tripped while running this morning, scraping both knees, left hand, and right … Continue reading
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Day Three in Buenos Aires
Smog, smog, and more smog. There doesn’t seem to be any emission standards here in BA. I can’t remember being in a city where you see so much black smoke being emitted from the tailpipes of cars, buses, and trucks. … Continue reading
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Day Two in Buenos Aires
Our experience on day two proved to be much more positive. We got to walk through the nicer parts of town (Av Alvear) and got a glimpse of what Argentina would have looked like during its heydays. Obviously the architecture … Continue reading
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Day One in Buenos Aires
So far I haven’t really been that impressed with BA. The city is run down and polluted. Monuments and buildings would have been more impressive had the city put more effort in preserving and cleaning things up. Sort of reminds … Continue reading
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Urban Suites Recoleta Boutique Hotel
This is a little boutique located right across the street from the famous Recoleta Cemetery. However, it is located quite far from the Subte (subway) stations. Luckily, cabs are fairly cheap around town (meter starts at AR$3.80, and a trip … Continue reading
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