I have to say I wasnt that overly impressed with Buenos at first ugly noisy and the smog.. but. we stayed in a suburb out of the center amply named Palermo Hollywood. Leafy streets with beautiful old apt blocks and corner cafes. Much more quiet too. I have even said I could see myself here in one of those apts.. We came back earlier to go to see a Dj Chris knows of. We had an awsome time it started at 12ish and got back at about 7 I think. There was definately v...

After a very long 14hr coach journey in the poshest coach I have ever been in (it even had an hostess) Buenos Aries is the city that never sleeps, however I did a fair ammount after that trip.It is huge and very built up, the roads are 8 lanes wide.I love the tall old apartment blocks with balconies overlooking the street .Despite its size it still feels fairly safe no problems so far.One problem is the ammount of bloody loud americans here they are all over. W...

I got ill! somewhere between a pisco sour and a salad in Santiago.I spent the last night there on the porceline telephone (chris' words) Morning, time to carry my blasted bag through town on the metro and still ill. We had a 8hr bus ride to do.The road over the Andes was mad,like a monster helterskelter with lorries coming the other way. I tried to appriceate the scenery. It took 2 hrs through the border with bus the driver speaking only in spanish to us but wa...