La Recoleta Cemetery

Why am I posting more stuff about Buenos Aires, than other Places I´ve been to? I guess cuz there are more things to see per square mile in B.A. than there are in other places, and transport is cheap, and its flat, so you can bike, and many places are free admission, opposed to places like London (U.K) where you will pay a minimum of L15 to get into a nice place, plus another L10 for the train. (I like London the same).

Today I bring you the Recoleta Cemetery where all Argentina's Who is Who are buried. People that have cities and roads named after them.

Break at the Board

Nothing like being boresd at a nice place. Found this chess set in Sao Paulo, brazil and decided to play around with the pieces. Hope you get the idea.

Cordoba, indeed a nice place to visit

I stopped for a day in Ciudad de Cordoba, and was delighted by its tranquil pace of life, opposed to the bustling mega cities I always get to work in. I recommend its beautiful colonial churches, specially its Cathedral pictured here. Cordoba is the second largest city in Argentina.

Green power

This one runs on green fuel...I found this car among other rusted vehicles in Villa Ojo de Agua, in the Santiago del Estero province in Argentina, there was´nt anything special to see over there except for a mini car cemetery on an empty lot, wich produced many inspired images.

At the Mercado Central

If you want to see colours go to the Mercado Central in Buenos Aires, there you can buy everithing you need from food to cleaning stuff, very cheap too.

El Teatro Colon

The Teatro Colón  (Columbus Theatre) is the main opera house in Buenos Aires, Argentina, acoustically considered to be amongst the five best concert venues in the world. I had the chance to attend a free concert on a Sunday Morning, and was delighted with its european interior.

the colours of Jujuy

This was part of the reenactment of the exodus of the province of jujuy during the independence wars of argentina. See the Pdf