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Continue reading →: I’m back!
After a long silence I figured it’s about time I start writing again. I’ve been away for a couple of weeks, traveled to the first world. It had been a while since I was there, more then a year actually. I didn’t really miss it I must say, but when…
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Continue reading →: Iguazù
Iguazù is defenitely a top 3 “to visit” in Argentina. We went for the 2nd time. It’s only a 1:20 min flight up north, and you can go for 2 days. Although this period (january) is defenitely not the best if you don’t like the heat : compared to that…
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Continue reading →: Dakar
The name has changed a bit : they omited the “Paris” but kept the Dakar. The race that used to go from Paris to Dakar has, since 3 years already, moved to Argentina. It starts in Buenos Aires and goes to Chili and back. The first year it was quite…
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Continue reading →: Running empty
The city is running empty. Porteños are leaving the hot town for the holidays. Punta del Este, Mar del Plata (and a lot of other places in and outside of Argentina), behold : it’s going to be crowded! Of course many wait until after today. Not only is it Christmas…
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Continue reading →: Dread Mar I
Who would expect that this is Argentine? Well it is! A song that sounds like summer and that I love so much. They give concerts all over the country, unfortunantely missed one last sunday, while I was watching the pologame… I tried to download this song but it’s not on…
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Continue reading →: The Polo Finals (part II)
After yesterday, when we left the appartment, we glanced up to the sky in fear. We couldn’t believe it. The sky was dark again! But this time we were armed with umbrellas (plural), sweaters, jackets. Another camera (sorry not really suited for the occasion but better then nothing) in another…
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Continue reading →: The Polo Finals (part I)
It had gotten cloudy when my husband picked me up to go to the Polo Finals. I suggested I’d go back upstairs and get an umbrella but then we decided not to : we were running late. Sitting in the taxi I realised the sky was really dark and it…
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Continue reading →: Beginners guide to Argentina
This documentary of ARTE TV is defenitely a must, if you want to know something more about Argentina, its history, its inhabitants and its culture. Check it out!
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Continue reading →: Sinterklaas
I thought it’s about time I taught you some Belgian/Dutch tradition. The tradition of Sinterklaas, the “original” Sante Claus. Sinterklaas is a saint who lives in Spain. Every year he comes to Belgium and Holland with a steamer, just before the 5th of december. That is his day. Or better, his…
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Continue reading →: Ceibo, the national tree
I always thought that the Ceibo (Erythrina Cristagalli) was an ugly tree. At some point my husband even wanted to pull down the one we have. Why on earth did the Argentines name this their national tree? I truly wondered. We were told that the flowers are spectacular, but last…
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