Silver Wedding Tour - Reveal 1
Dear readers and blogger friends,
El Obelisco is situated on Avenida 9 Julio - the widest avenue in the world (20 car lanes and parks in between). Built in 1963 to commerate the 400th anniversary of the first Spannish settlement in the Rio Plata.
we are back in our Winterhome in Oslo ( -9 C) - The Moon is upside down here. Yezz. In Buenos Aires it was on the left, here it's on the right - the light ----
What a constrast - in every other sense as well. Nature, people, climate, culture....
I've just started to sort out some thousands of pictures and movies. This late Sunday, I will share only a few photos with you. From the very different places we did visit. Stories will follow with uncencored pictures. So be patient and just enjoy the photos until facts will be published.
El Obelisco is situated on Avenida 9 Julio - the widest avenue in the world (20 car lanes and parks in between). Built in 1963 to commerate the 400th anniversary of the first Spannish settlement in the Rio Plata.
Ingelin arrived 22 houres delayed from Miami.
From one of the pedestrian areas of Buenos Aires (parallell to Avenida 9 Julio - East side)
Iguazu - from the plane
Wild life - Vícunas at the Puna (the high mountain plataux - 3500-4500 meters above sea levels - (11.500 - 14.500 feets)
Not Snow - But Salt. Salinas Grandes. 
Tango in la Boca
Lot's more to come - the real adventures.
PS. Have missed your blogs for the past weeks. I'm going back in blog history next week...
We will be all, that celebrate X-Mas, very busy next week
Labels: argentina, buenos aires, cybercruises, iguazu, travel
posted by TorAa at
12/16/2007 10:12:00 pm
11 Comments:
Let me be the first to welcome you and Anna home! I look forward to more stories and pictures from your trip.
welcome home! i just love the picture of anna and ingelin. such love there.
Oh my gosh! LOOK at all those waterfalls! WOW! And the lady dancing -- that outfit looks QUITE adventurous!!!
Love the picture of your two ladies and Iguazu from the plane, beautiful!!
Welcome home! keep those toes warm :)
Wow. Of course the moon would be different, but I NEVER thought of it until you wrote it! Isn't this world marvelous! The photos are just great: the view from the plane, the salt, the vicunas that live SO high up. Life up there must be difficult. Thank you for the photos.
Welome back to the Northern hemisphere, Tor and Anna!
Your pictures are lovely, I am waiting to see more. Meanwhile, I have to go outside and shovel the snowdrifts, see my blog for pictures!
Nice to see you back safe and sound.
Yep winter is upon us here in the Northern Hemesphere.
Do you have snow like us in Canada?
Tor, we have missed you too!
I love to see the tango. Will be looking forward to more of your stories of your travels.
You will have enough to show us well through the entire 2008, Tor!
Warmth welcome home. I've missed you - and Iguazu!
I'm so glad that you listened to our advice to go there!
No one that has been there can forget them, such a once in a lifetime experience.
Looking forward to see more of Argentina. Maybe we'll go there some day. Who knows.
Welcome back, my riend! Sounds like you are very happy to have made this great trip! And back now to gear up for Christmas vacation and celebrations! How great is life, eh?
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