Just when I thought my wine touring couldn’t get any better, I crossed into Argentina -the land of fabulous wine (and fabulous steak!). The first stop on my list was the ever so normal and ever so boring city of Salta. At this point in my travels, wandering around the city’s Plaza de Armas was …
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- Salta from the Mirador. Completely with extremely wobbly Swiss cable car.
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- The biggest falls at Iguazu. Niagra aint got nothing on these guys!
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- Surrounded by mist!
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- A quick pic of me and my Aussie friends by quite possibly the worst photographer in the world.
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- “Did someone say LUNCH?”. Right before they attacked us for our food.
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- That’s me dancing like a fool in the blue poncho.
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- The smaller falls
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- La Boca neighborhood in Buenos Aires. Home of the tango!
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- Just some random football stadium…
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- Eva Peron’s dedicated building to the workers of BA
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- Taking in a little tango!
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- Being pulled on stage for some tango moves. The hiking boots are a nice touch. Along with the intense look on my partner’s face.
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- The massive cemetery in BA that seems like a neighborhood for dead people. These tombs are for entire families and cost around $85K a pop.
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- Talk about some elaborately creepy tombs!
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- Touring Mendoza wineries by bike!
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- Trying some of the local wine.
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- The leftovers after the wine is removed.
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- Our view during the bike ride
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- My gorgeous view when crossing from Mendoza, Argentina to Santiago, Chile
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