Mendoza is a picturesque city known for their selections of wine & bodegas; they are called the "Napa Valley" of South America. They also have some of the most delicious steak in the world! We stayed there for about 4 days and we ate...ate...and ate some more! We went to the Pre-Columbian Museum of Art and walked around the city.
The drive from Chile to Argentina
Dan acting a fool
Navigator Extraordinaire
Next we hopped an overnight bus to Buenos Aries and have now been here for about 3 days.
So far we love it here and are constantly enamored with the city-life of one of the oldest and most unique places in South America.
Buenos Aries - near the city center
Plaza de Mayo
Main church at the Plaza
Whit & the Brothers Ramsey
Love this sign!
Meeting room in the Presidential Palace
Balcony in the Presidential Palace where presidents and first ladies make speeches from. I was paying homage to the famous first lady Eva Peron by singing "Don't Cry for Me Argentina". Definite Nerd Alert.
Here I was demanded change and justice for the Argentinean people - just because no one was listening doesn't make it any less powerful
Dan loved this chair!
The awesome leather jacket that I want to buy...expensive, but you only live once!
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