Tasha Rowing

April 5th 2008
If any random person suddenly found themselves in Buenos Aires without having any idea where they were it would take just a matter of seconds to discover the fact that they are in the tango dancing, wine drinking and beef eating capital of South America. Buenos Aires, with its European style and unique culture fits the description perfectly, aptly earning its title as the Paris of South America. ... read more

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Following independence from Spain in 1816, Argentina experienced periods of internal political conflict between conservatives and liberals and between civilian and military factions. After World War II, a long period of Peronist authoritarian rule an... ... read more

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Morgan Bailey

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Awhile back I decided to tempt my fate and head to South America for a year. After quitting my job I jumped on a plane and found myself in an unfamiliar land with an unfamiliar language. Here are a few of my experiences from the beaches of Brazil to the mountains of Argentina to the grassy plains of Paraguay. I hope my pictures and stories inspire those longing to get away from the familiar life and wish to explore the vast possibilities this world has to offer. If ever you have a question on traveling abroad or about specific places I have written about feel free to send me a message. Enjoy ... full info

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