20 Something Argentian Apetures

20 12 2019

 Having a few nights in Buenos Aires after our cruises gave us an opportunity to walk around the city and let me indulge my interest in doors. I found some beauties.

Missing the Colonel

Guess who's suffering from withdrawal symptoms after 8 weeks without his favourite cuisine?

Robert - KFC Buenos Aires

It takes two to tango

 19 December 2019

Enjoying our last night in Buenos Aires.

Comfy Digs

7 December 2019

Installed on the Scenic Eclipse in Ushuaia.  Room is modern, spacious and well appointed, a schmick small ship. The wind is howling so we may be in for rough ride. Antarctica here we come.

“Tigres” or Jaguars

 6 December 2019

We knew nothing about the Tigre River Delta near Buenos Aires so we took a cruise around the delta that feeds into the Rio Plata. The Tigre River is named for the “tigres” or jaguars that once roamed here. The river delta is one of the world’s largest and is laced with canals that form a network of forested islands.

We saw a variety of people, buildings and water craft as we travelled along.

Food Glorious Food

9 December 2012

Since we started travelling we have done a lot of eating and tried a few new things.

Polish Pork Cutlet

For our first meal we visited a restaurant in Warsaw's Old Town  where we feasted on a typical Polish Meal of Vegetable Soup,  Pork Cutlet (more like a schnitzel) with Fried Potatoes and Cabbage and Gelato in a waffle cup (not sure if this is too traditional but it tasted good).

Our last meal in Buenos Aires was in the restaurant of the Buenos Aires Sheraton where I had Sweet Potato Soup, Veal Parmagiana and Cruz Alta Brazilian Chardonnay.

Brazilian Booze