SALTA NORTH: There is Such Thing As A Free Lunch


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August 4th 2008
Published: September 8th 2008
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Having met a Spanish couple remarkably briefly only 700kms ago, Roberto and Esther, our paths again crossed whilst hunting both cheap rental cars and Arlene's coffee fix. After some intense negotiation, both were solved, and we had a delightful 4 days together to celebrate, whilst sharing the scenery and the cost of a tiny car. And our Spanish improved out of sight along the way. The stunning "Tr... Read Full Entry



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Victory?Victory?
Victory?

Argentinas independence statue commemorating the locals who fought against the Spanish.
More indigenous...More indigenous...
More indigenous...

Note the marked change in appearance of these people - Salta region is much more ingidenous.
Centuries old wallsCenturies old walls
Centuries old walls

Massive city of the past lying on the ground. Argentinas most extensive ruins at Tilcara.
CordilleraCordillera
Cordillera

The colour here was stunning
At last a hospitalAt last a hospital
At last a hospital

Don´t get hurt out here. It could be bad for your health.
7 colour mountain7 colour mountain
7 colour mountain

Our hostel lookjed straight up at this...



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