4 days ago it was our 3 month travelling aniversary. Since then we've seen and done so much an I couldn't be more grateful. And we still have time to go!
The only downside of this is blogging about the past adventures can become blurry. I still have a pretty decent memory, but I'm sure there are tons of things I forget to write about that I'd like to remember... so to fix a little bit of that, before I tell y'all about our departure from Buenos Aires, let me post some pictures to sum up some general porteño feel.
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| Statue in front of Teatro Colón, the concert venue with the best acoustic in Latin America. |
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| Buenos Aires downtown, people out of work and going to do things. |
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| El Obelisco, our boring monument. What would Dr Freud say about this? |
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| Tourist shot and some photobombing people. |
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| A garden of abandoned statues in Palermo. |
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| In the garden of abandoned statues... dat ass! |
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| Absolutely random Greek inspired statue with two-headed bull. |
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Our biggest national hero, the heroic and slightly pedophilic José de San Martin.
Behind him, the wonderful planetarium. |
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| Chey got obsessed with old trucks. |
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Emperor Meow is deeply dissapointe at the Argentinian beer.
GIMME SOME GOOD OL' XXXX GOLD, MATE! |
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| We got to enter the Botanical Garden when it was closed (perks of being a former activist crazy cat lady) and walked around the green solitude. Then we saw another beautiful statue-butt, |
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| The same Venus statue, front. |
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In the Japanese Garden, this bird was exercising Argentina's favorite sport.
No, not fútbol, that's what they want you to believe. The true national sport is complaining. |
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| Elegant cat wears a tuxedo at Recoleta graveyard. |
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| Buenos Aires essence: beautiful buildings and big crowds of people. |
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