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After almost eight months of traveling south I began the last leg east into Brazil. First stop from Mendoza was the village of La Carolina just outside of San Luis. From there, I returned to Cordoba with Dan, Janet, and Leanne for a great few nights of fun and the Greece vs. Argentina soccer match.

Blog - East is the New South

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What I expected to be a cool place for a night out turned into a nice place to get some rest with beautiful bulidings everywhere to pass the days.

Blog - Back to the Atlantic

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The capital of Argentina starts by being its most impressive city. Soon you realize it is maybe the most interesting one on the continent. Then it grows in your heart to become one of the most amazing in this hemisphere and before you know it, it has snuck into being one of your favourites on the whole planet.

Blog - City of Good Air and Great Everything

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Two small riverside towns that connected me from Argentina to Uruguay - they were very charismatic to say the least. I also had the good fortune of old friends in Colonia.

Blog - A Tale of Two Towns

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A short visit was made to Montevideo, Uruguay's capital, before running to the city of Salto on the Argentina border to catch the Uruguay-Ghana World Cup quarter-final win. Montevideo needed more time and seemed to have something happening every night but it was almost worth missing for the insanity and friendly people I met in non-touristed Salto the day of the match.

Blog - The Partial Monte Video and Salto Insanity

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The Jesuits were very powerful in Argentina's colonial history until the Spanish had had enough and expelled them. I visited one of the more well-known sites in a small town called San Ignacio whose embers were still glowing red in the morning sun.

Blog - Mission to San Ignacio

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The waterfall that divides Argentina and Brazil stands tall among the two giants of the continent; it stands tall and wide, endless in vista, beauty, and power to enchant. It is the most beautiful place I have seen on this planet, and here are my 60 or so favourite photos.

Blog - Falling for Iguazu

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The first stop in Brazil was its arts and business capital, São Paulo. There I would encounter many art galleries, 6-figure graffiti commissions, and a delicious sandwich just for a start nevermind some really great ambassadors from Brazil in the guise of Priscilla, Bruna, and Cristina.

Blog - Bem Vindo a Sao Paulo

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We met up with Bruna and Cristina for the weekend at this very non-gringo resort town near Sau Paulo. We had craft-beers in Campos do Jordao and climbed nearby Pedra do Bao the next day. It was a fantastic weekend.

Blog - Weekend Retreat

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The first half of my stay in Rio de Janeiro, City of Marvels, complete with visit to Christ the Redeemer, Sugarloaf, Escalaria Selaron, Copacabana, and a weekend visit to Paraty.

Blog - The Long Road to Rio

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Back to Rio one last time for four more days of exploring land, sea, and air. A tram trip up to stunning Santa Theresa, a swimming trip off the beaches of Copacabana and Ipanema, and a helicopter trip around Christ the Redeemer at sunset not to mention a football match at Maracana, another climb up Sugarloaf, and everything I could squeeze into four final days.

Blog - Riodux

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