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88 viewsA guard looks on, ignoring the trauma behind him.
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85 viewsA look down the world's widest avenue, Avenida 9 de Julio, which goes around the obelisk.
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85 viewsThe obelisk marks the theatre district and more or less my hostel.
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85 viewsThis is inside a mall. Yes, really.
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83 viewsIt's like the border near Iguazu and about as colourful.
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82 viewsSome hotel employees let me into a suite to take this photo of Avenida 9 de Julio wrapping around the obelisk.
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82 viewsA really great band (El Metodo) from Mendoza busking.
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82 viewsWhat did I do with my afternoon? Visited Cementerio de Recoleta, an overwhelmingly incredible place.
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82 viewsA copper chain surrounds this grave.
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81 viewsThe Pacifico Gallery, an impressive mall on Av. Florida.
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80 viewsIt could very well have been a town of the dead.
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79 viewsLa Casa Rosada, the Argentine equivalent of the White House.
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79 viewsThe photo doesn't do justice to this marble masterpiece.
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79 viewsAn eery statue watches over the cemetery.
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78 viewsThis door doesn't open too often.
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78 viewsWhy is it that engineering schools are always in gothic death-buildings?
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78 viewsI think this may be the most incredible statue I've seen - and that includes my trip through Greece and Italy. So alive.
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78 viewsLittle Artisan shops fill streets and alleys.
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78 viewsMore shops than you can shake a peso at.
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78 viewsThis woman frightened me.
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