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Joining Us in Chile.
/0 Comments/in Chile, South America, Travelogue /by allanThe morning was a bit hectic as we needed to be at Santiago Airport before noon to pick up Angie who’s flying in from California to meet Tim and I and take on the next segment of this outrageious yet thoroughly enjoyable influx of visitors while I’m in South America. I’ve got to admit I’m […]
Colchagua Valley, Chile – Pleasantly Suprised.
/3 Comments/in Chile, South America, Travelogue /by allanBefore heading out to Santa Cruz the next morning, Tim, Melissa and I hovered upon one of the culinary treasures of the Valparaiso region north of Santiago. Sitting high above the coastal road, Delicias del Mar Reñaca is one of two restaurants serving Basque-style seafood. We chose to dine at the Reñaca restaurant which offers […]
WorldSailors. World Wines. World Travel.
/1 Comment/in Chile, South America, Travelogue /by allanIn less than a couple hours we landed in Santiago. I thought about the miracle of flight given that I’d last been in Santiago in January and it took my almost two months to ride from here to Buenos Aires going the “long way around” the tip of South America and then up the Atlantic […]
Buenos Aires to Chile. More World Travelers & The World of Wine.
/0 Comments/in Argentina, Chile, South Africa, Travelogue /by allanBuenos Aires. It’s hard to leave. But there’s more of this continent to check out while friends have taken the time to visit me. City cruising to Dakar Motos – Buenos Aires, Argentina. While Fernando has been gracious to let me park Doc at his secure apartment, it’s time I move Doc to the legendary […]
Buenos Aires. Architecture, Sculpture and Carne.
/1 Comment/in Argentina, South America, Travelogue /by allanAs our time in Buenos Aires rolled to a close, Tim and I decided to dive our forks into what arguably could be the best beef in the world. The guidebooks warned us that Cabaña Las Lilas was expensive for Argentina standards and that the place is only frequented by tourists and the Buenos Aires […]
Buenos Aires to Uruguay – Colonia.
/0 Comments/in South America, Travelogue, Uruguay /by allanThe cobbled streets and rich texture of colonial buildings make Colonia del Sacramento in Uruguay what some would call cute and quaint. It’s an hour boat ride across the Rio de la Plata from Buenos Aires. Tim and I decided we’d take a brake from our jaunts around the city and spend an afternoon, lunch […]
Buenos Aires: The Tango.
/0 Comments/in Argentina, South America, Travelogue /by allanThe tango is music and it’s dance. While largely it’s become a tourist attraction and has helped “brand” a part of Argentina’s history, it’s hard to be in Buenos Aires and NOT go to a Tango Show. Fermando and his family took us to an excellent production in Puerto Madero. The dancers were simply awe […]