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72 viewsSitting in the park.
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70 viewsI believe this is the government building in Montevideo but I didn't make the walk as it was getting close to sunset and I didn't have a great feeling about some people watching me there.
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71 viewsThe Presidential guard marches out to lower the flag.
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75 viewsOn guard.
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64 viewsFolding the flag.
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80 viewsThe theatre was one of my favourite buildings in town.
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82 viewsYet another photo in Plaza Independencia. Just off camera they were setting up the screen for the big Uruguay-Ghana game.
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82 viewsRemember this fountain? Here it is at dusk. This lady refused to move no matter how long I patiently waited.
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84 viewsJust some cool lighting in the streets.
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81 viewsAnd last but not least, another old theatre.
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80 viewsThe main church of the altogether untouristic Salto. The best reason to come here is to get a real taste of Uruguay's people - really friendly.
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85 viewsOne statue calls to another.
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83 viewsTwo very different trees.
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82 viewsAn old and (I think) abandoned buildings that has a lot of promise.
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82 viewsBelieve it or not, this is the Salto post office.
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78 viewsBack to that main church. A little girl kneels by the fountain in prayer.
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68 viewsToothy gargoyle.
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69 viewsLooking out over the river towards Argentina. Unfortunately, getting there from here cost $35.
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72 viewsSalto could actually be a pretty cool town with a bit of work and infrastructure (and a cheaper way into Argentina).
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75 viewsI was sitting by myself waiting for the game to start when these girls were nice enough to offer me a seat at their table. Porque no?
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