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Day 2— Buenos Aires Photographs courtesy Agnes Johnson, Dan & Christina Mortiz, Young Kang, Birgit & Hans Iliew, Patricia Ortiz, JoAnn Rego, Catherine Ohl, Michael O'Connor, R.T. Thompson, Mary Alexander, Danielle Battut, Peggy Knight, Don Brenholt, Nadya Penoff A new slide should appear every 3 seconds or you can scroll to the bottom row of thumbnails and click on anyone to bring up a larger photograph. To stop the slide show, click on the round icon between the two arrows. Use the arrows to move sequentially backwards and forwards though the photos. A short synopsis of the day follows photos.
Buenos Aires is a big city. A day to explore isn't enough but we did the best we could. The grave site of Eva Peron was perhaps the highlight. The "flower" donated by the US was intriguing up close. Turns out it was made of the same material used for airplanes. There was lots and lots and shopping and dining on Argentina's world famous beef. Peggy and Nadya went to a ranch, rode horses, and feasted at a special bar-be-que featuring tango dancers.
That evening we all went to a tango show. It was pretty amazing. The dinner was quiet good and the wine was bottomless. |
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