Archive for category: Uruguay

D Cruzando a Concordia

2008.12.08 (15:30)

Argentina, RtWp02, Uruguay | Geo: -31.3892, -58.0208

Ranking: (2 votes, average: 4.00 out of 5)

Packed and with a stomach full of ice cream, I took a bus to the terminal, and bought a ticket to Concordia. But the Uruguayan bus system turned out to be disappointing: at 14h30, they gave me back the 73 pesos, since the bus had been somehow damaged. I had no patience to wait until the next bus, which was in about 6 hours.
So I went to the port, and I ended up crossing in a boat to Concordia. More interesting than simply a bus…
Concordia
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Concordia
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Puerto y seco
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Puerto y seco
Sr. Usuario
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Sr. Usuario
PeTe
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PeTe
Weird kind of tango
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Weird kind of tango

D Salto

2008.12.07

RtWp02, Uruguay | Geo: -31.3636, -57.9783

Ranking: (2 votes, average: 2.50 out of 5)

The bus arrived to Salto at 23pm. So I just found a hostel and ate a lot, as it was my only meal in the day.
Hotel Concordia
Hotel Concordia

D Colony

2008.12.06

RtWp02, Uruguay | Geo: -34.4690, -57.8453

Ranking: (2 votes, average: 4.00 out of 5)

No, I wasn’t in an album of ‘In Flames’, but in ‘Colonia de Sacramento’, Uruguay…
Pretty city, for sure. Small and easy. Though it’s about the typical touristic things. And againt, the solitude of my Uruguayan experience was still there. I wished you had been there.
Barcos
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Barcos
Ades12
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Ades12
Biciclesia
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Biciclesia
HDR and a jeep
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HDR and a jeep
Faro
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Faro
As docas
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As docas

D Montevideo

2008.12.06 (04:30)

geo-stop, RtWp02, Uruguay | Geo: -34.8941, -56.0675

Ranking: (1 votes, average: 4.00 out of 5)

Just stopping for a while… there, in the terminal… everything resembled a mall, probably altered by sleepiness.
Otra cruz para la colección
Otra cruz para la colección

D Chuy

2008.12.05 (20:00)

Brasil, RtWp02, Uruguay | Geo: -33.6924, -53.4557

Ranking: (2 votes, average: 3.50 out of 5)

They were not the floods in Sta. Catarina those that stopped me. After all, it passed enough time, and it was again a safe and interesting area. I was stopped by the Brazilian bureaucracy, or more precisely, ineptitude: the immigration service was 22 kilometers (in Sta. Vitória) of the customs (2 km from Chuy). I guess that business as EGA give a solution to these bureaucratic problems. But its agency was closed (and the previous day they did not tell me of the potential problems I could have). And in the ‘rodoviario’, they asked me for a permit.
It could not pass the customs with the backpacks. Even if I had solved that matter, I was 22 Km away from complementing the needed papers.
So I just refused to stay one more day there to solve the absurd problems that appeared when trying to cross the border, and I took the bus to Montevideo. I could improvise. I was improvising.
A pity, because, it may have been interesting to write posts like ‘En pelotas em Pelotas’. But then, I was willing to cross through Iguazú.
Fallas gramaticales
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Fallas gramaticales
Camino a la frontera
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Camino a la frontera
Seguimos comprando adeptos (mediante frases estúpidas)
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Seguimos comprando adeptos (mediante frases estúpidas)

D Santa Teresa

2008.12.05

RtWp02, Uruguay

Ranking: (3 votes, average: 3.33 out of 5)

I had a defined remaining time in Punta del Diablo. I had to take the most of it, so I had to go to la ‘fortaleza Santa Teresa’. A loong trek.
After that, I headed Chuy…
Estatua
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Estatua
El chorrillo (o algo ‘asín’)
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El chorrillo (o algo ‘asín’)
Sepia porque sí
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Sepia porque sí
Bacardi (con vida y errores)
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Bacardi (con vida y errores)
Playica
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Playica

D Punta del Diablo

2008.12.02

RtWp02, Uruguay | Geo: -33.8556, -53.4842

Ranking: (2 votes, average: 4.50 out of 5)

The first day, I arrived and little more. A night witt pasta, Tomás [cl] and Elisa [cl].
The second day was a sleepy day. I got to know the beach further south.
The third day, I went to Chuy. And I though I solved future moves.
Rocas
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Rocas
The Prisoner (you’re number 5)
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The Prisoner (you’re number 5)
Chiringuito desolado
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Chiringuito desolado
Bacardi (sin vida)
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Bacardi (sin vida)
Guardavidas 10:30-18:30
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Guardavidas 10:30-18:30
Dunas
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Dunas
The light at the end of the world
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The light at the end of the world
Atardecer
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Atardecer
Jeep
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Jeep
Casa, caballo, cortinas
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Casa, caballo, cortinas
El viejo y el mar
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El viejo y el mar
Soledad a tiras (o franjas)
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Soledad a tiras (o franjas)

D On the other side of the river

2008.12.01

RtWp02, Uruguay | Geo: -34.8941, -56.0675

Ranking: (3 votes, average: 4.33 out of 5)

I arrived at Montevideo, and looked for a hostel. It was pouring rain, like in Rosario. Though I was weary, I visited the city, because I didn’t intend to stay more than a day there. Pictures and stuff. At night, acoustic verses with the weird Richard [us], and card games with some people: Carla [cl], Paula [it], and other names that I never knew. So that is, people always ask ‘where you are from’ before even knowing your name… puff.
On the following day, after a coffee, I moved.
Independencia
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Independencia
Mar de grises
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Mar de grises
Cuadrícula
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Cuadrícula
‘¡Cenizo!’
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‘¡Cenizo!’
Mar de marrones
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Mar de marrones
Fuente
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Fuente

 

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