Published: July 9th 2004July 9th 2004
Oh my gosh last night was so cool, me and a whole heap of other guys spent the night on a little fishing boat on a lake about an hour out of Cordoba called "Los Molinos", fishing, playing cards and being boys... it was so fun. Exact rep of the boys fishing weekends up in Pahia only at night, speaking spanish, and drinking Red wine instead of Lion Red with the big asado we cooked on the boat. Cuaght plenty of fish, played plenty of Truco(brilliant Argentinian card game) and didn't sleep at all untill it was time to go at 7am this morning! so here's a few photos fresh out of the dark room, and I'll be in touch again soon hopefully with photos from the WRC Rally of Argentina which is going to be held here in Cordoba next weekend. I can't wait for that! chau
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I'm russ, I'm from New Zealand and have developed a love for travelling over the last couple of years. It was the best descision of my life for sure, breaking the routine and heading off to explore the globe, and I would highly recommend getting out there and having a close up look and anything that you've read about or heard about that intrests you, because if it looks cool on TV, I can garuntee you that it'll be even cooler when you are there amoungst it. And if you're stuggling for ideas about where to start, I'd highly recommend buying a oneway ticket to South America and the rest will ta... full info
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The waiting game
We'd drop the lines down about 5-6m below the surface and wait for the fish to come up to the lights and then find our food. And you just sit and play cards or eat or drink until you see your "boya"(boy) bob down then whammo, you're in!
Barrachos! :)
It was so cold, he might look like some sort of bank robber but he was the warmest out of all of us.
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