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April 21st 2007

Published: August 7th 2007

From where I left off, I had been forced to leave Brazil, and come to BA and I have been here for about a month, with a quick visit to Iguazu just to break it up (see previous blog). The hardest thing when I got here was trying to remember all the spanish I learnt back home, and switching from Portuguese to Spanish, I kept saying Obrigada instead of Gracias and things like that!! But it's ok folks... Read Full Entry

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Lauren Morley

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Welcome to the adventures (or non-adventures) of me! In January 2007 I decided to have a bit of "me time" after I was granted leave from work for 8 months. Now im back home (and the feet haven't stopped itching) and life is very confusing (what do I want to do?) im left the only solution I can come up with, and that is to plan another big trip. So as I begin saving and working again, I will live off the memories of the places I have been, and the desire to visit the places I haven't. Hopefully my blogs can help you, inspire you make you laugh (on the odd occasion something I write m... full info

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Boca Stadium!

Sunset Behind me!

I took this at the top of Boca stadium over the wall!

Lets get it started!

River fans leave a little gift at Boca´s home ground!

Caminito Cafe!

La Boca style, Colourfull!

Up and Coming stars!

Concrete football pitch on a La Boca corner!

What a spectacle!

The supporters at La Boca

La Boca

Caminito´s famous Building!

Tango where it originated!

Tango started in La Boca due to the sailors coming into its ports. It gave the opportunity to get the know the other sex better without taking their clothes off!