A full day of horse riding, an asado (BBQ-with never ending food) a bit of vino, hike to a waterfall and ride back down for the bumping van ride home. Two of the folks rode back up to stay in the "refuge" cabin for the night. Lots of excursions here. Skiing in the winter and many hiking, water, riding sports in the summer. 
The lake region, glaciers, beautiful lakes (too look at, too cold to swim) carved into the foothills of the Andies. The snow caps are a bit grey from the Chilean ash, which continues to fall, we are right on the border. Our Anniversary/Valentines Day was spent on the fabulous boat "Modesta Victoria" built 1937 in Amsterdam, a full day of boating and walking in majestic forests.
This is our busy corner, 9 de Julio has 16 lanes across, for anyone who thinks making it across LSD is difficult, this is worse. As busy as it is when I see how relaxed someone can be, like our juice man, I'm reminded--it's all in the attitude.
After Iguazu and a jungle atmosphere, a new jungle came to be in Buenos Aires. We stayed in the city central on a very busy street, everytime we walked out there were police, and people selling. Then Robert got stuck in the elevator - twice--so we had to move. There seems to be a great deal of un-rest and theft is up from just two years ago when I stayed in the same place.
