Tuesday, April 19, 2011

Learning how to use the bus guide

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All of these dogs are walked by one guy!

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Out in front of famous tango singer Carlos Gardel's house

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Even the mechanic's place gets decoration

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Many painted buildings

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We leave a sacrifice at the alter

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A famous song by Gardel which Almodovar used in the film of the same name

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Many painted signs on the streets of BA

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Modern Buenos Aires

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A beautiful setting for their Congress building

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A Rodin in front of the Congress

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The national flower of Argentina

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Buenos Aires' version of the Champs d"Elysee

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Touring the streets

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A building built to house Dante's remains. Italy didn't agree.

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Riding the Subte in the front car

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The White Scarf moms of the "disappeared"

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In front of the Casa Rosada where Evita gave her famous speech from the balcony

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Tango for the tourists

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La Boca is a bit like New Orleans

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Hanging with Diego Maradonna

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My kids!

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More colorful stores

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The corner store

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Mate cups

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Riding the Subte

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Sidewalk tango

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My statues

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Thursday, April 14, 2011

Colorful La Boca

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Steak and a salad for $10

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Lisa gets pulled into a magic show

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Buying some handicrafts

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Welcome to San Telmo

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Our first "Subte" ride

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The streets of La Boca

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The national hero - Diego Maradonna

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Bob and Corbin spend a moment together

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We had an amazing local lunch at this restuarant

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The boys watch a puppet show

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San Telmo on a Sunday

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The skinniest house in BA, only 8 ft wide!

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Wednesday, April 13, 2011

Watching Buenos Aires go by from our third story window

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Rehydration stop on a warm day

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Bridgette, Lisa and Bob arrive for a week long visit with us!

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The sausages cook for the famous Argentine food "choripan"

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Our favorite entrance to a mausoleum in the Recoleta cemetary

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Another view of Recoleta cemetary

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We found a statue of Gandhi in the park

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Buenos Aires has many plazas giving it a European feel

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Fashionable Porteños out for an afternoon stroll

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