Yesterday I flew down to El Calafate in Patagonia. God bless Orville and Wilbur. My cabbie on the way to the airport was quite chatty. I'd gotten it the first time. I have a flight. Maybe business is slow in the mornings? In any case, I made my flight sin prostitutas , and arrived in El Calafate. Most of the roads are gravel, and there are horses and dogs just wandering about.
There were packs of stray dogs in Buenos Aires, but these dogs seem well fed and looked after; some are sporting collars. I think many people just let their animals roam. They said to bring waterproof gear in case of rain, so I spent a couple hours today trying to track down an inexpensive poncho. All the shops wanted to sell me stylish, expensive gore-tex jackets with built-in harnesses and other flourishes.
I expect if it rains tomorrow, I will appreciate it. I also got a haircut today, but I might post photos of that later. I need to sleep now because our trip leaves bright and early at 7 am tomorrow. Prostitution: legal in Argentina? Please, I am going to the Puerto Moreno in 4 days. I am 30 years old and in good shape.
I am also a photographer and want to get the most amazing photos possible. Please let me know how it was and any advice or tips would be highly appriciate. Also how much did they charge you?? Without a Traceroute Time to live. Sunset over Lago Argentino in El Calafate. A slightly larger horse just walked up outside and started chowing down. Links The Watson Fellowship Hackerspaces.
