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June 25th 2007

Published: June 25th 2007

I arrived here very uncertain of what exactly awaited me. Luckily I was welcomed to town by a man named Alvaro who was a local, after having left his homeland in Uruguay, and he spoke perfect english. He showed me around and introduced me to everyone, so I spent a week here. What can I say... ItÂ´s Jeri! You may be mildly impressed by some of the images I have managed to capture on my modest 2... Read Full Entry

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Andrew Cassels

Cassels

"What do we leave behind when we cross each frontier? Each moment seems to split in two; melancholy for what was left behind and the excitement of entering a new land." (diarios de las motocicletas) My story is one of adventure. A story of two like minded people embarking on a journey into a land whose oldest memories still mark her surface. I am on the verge of realising my dream of touring South America, and throughout this diary that dream shall come to fruition. My travelling partner is my girlfriend, Tracey, whom over the last few years has begun to share my dream, and in the month... full info

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Landmark Arch

Absolutley thrilled to have seen it. Yeah!

Limestone

For those with an eye for geology? But why would their be joints with veins of oxidised metal in them???

Beach Soccer

And beyond the sunset dune of Jericoacoara

Boats

Fishing boats resting on the beach.

Beach Voleyball

The way that it is meant to be played!

Cocnut

With a palm patched night sky

A Cliche for you

Sometimes you just can´t tell where the Earth ends, and where heaven begins. It is like one sky layed down right on top of the other

Sun Ghost

I am officialy obsessed with South American sunsets

3rd July 2007

Tomas
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Hola de Buenos Aires
Estoy en Buenos Aires haciendo un estudio para tu hermano Alejandro y I-Station. Vamos a introducir I-Station a Buenos Aires y el resto de Argentina y luego al resto de America Latina. Creo que podria ser un exito total. Todavia parece que tiene un potencial excelente y espero que andaria asi. Dijiste que tienes 5 semanas mas hasta tu vuelta a NZ. Yo se que tienes planes a estar en Buenos Aires para un rato antes tu vuelta y es posible que Alex y yo vamos a estar en Buneos Aires antes tu vuelta. Todavia no se pero si todo esta bien es posible. Obvio nos te avisamos si hay posibilidad. Alex no quiere venir aca hasta hay algo concreto con respecto socios potenciales y aun no se que vas a pasar porque no tengo mis reuniones con ellos hasta la semana que entra. Bueno, te dejo un abrazo y si no te veo aca, te veo en NZ en tu vuelta. Tomas

3rd July 2007

Cassels
Andrew Cassels

Great
If you still happen to be in Buenos Aires on the 1st of August, or if you do seal something concrete with your upcoming meetings, and Alex comes over, that would be fantastic (I too believe it has exciting potential). Good luck with your engagements, and I look forward to the chance that we may have a Bife de Chorizo in Argentina. Keep in touch, and thanks for all your comments, Andres

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