The next day I did exactly what I'd planned and set my alarm for 6.30am. I got up, had breakfast and left, the beginning of an incredible day! I got to where the blockade had been for the last week at around 7.20 a.m. hoping to have got there to early for the farmers. They were committed to their cause though and we're already there. I waited around for around 20 minutes until a surge of people trying to get past went down the left hand side. I snuck through...

So that night, we went for a meal in Posadas, and bumped into Barbara, one of the teachers from the school. She said she had told the other teachers about us and they were all really keen to practice their English on us so invited us to one of their houses the following night. She also told us some of the kids had said they were going to practice the English to talk to us at the school the next day. All this made us very excited and meant we stayed an extra da...

So, I said I would be in Iguazu or Paraguay next time I write, but I am not. I am in Posadas, north Argentina. I have met up with Gussy and Jenny again and we plan on getting to Iguazu soon-ish. I stayed in Cordoba for the weekend and met quite a few more people in the hostel - a French man who lives in Stoke Newington, some Swedish girls who had already done South America so gave me a few tips, a few Danish guys and one more from Israel. I spend a fair bit o...

The day I wrote the last entry to this blog, I spent the rest of (bad English!), walking around Rosario as I'd decided not to waste the day. I visited the house where Che Guevarra was born, which turned out just to be like any other house, then a big painting of his face, which was quite cool, and then walked along the river front for a while. The next morning, I had a brief period when I couldn't decide whether or not to leave Rosario that day, and ended up ...

Right, so my last entry was over a week ago, so maybe this won´t be the most accurate of entries. We were staying at a busy hostel with slow, and popular internet so this is the first chance I´ve had. That night we met a Danish couple who were very friendly and had been to Cuba so gave Hannah a lot of tips for when she goes. We went out and watched some music at a bar with them, and then came back to the hostel and chilled out for a while. The next ...