So, our long road has led us safely back to Buenos Aires. We parted ways with our new friends Dan, Diego and Sarah at the out of control packed bus station on May 1 (the rest of the world celebrates Labor Day today and everyone was skipping town). We taxied with our stuff back to our old Casa Gallo to spend the next couple of nights while we looked for a new place to crash.
It has been a couple days now, and we know we have to continue on our travel blogs, but we wanted to let everyone know that or daily lives no longer include bus stations, hostels, walking with huge backpacks, and scouring cities for food and fun things to do. We now live in a neighborhood referred to as Belgrano. It's a happening place near other happening places. We're on the 20th floor with another happening couple (one Argentine and another Miami chica) and we have an excellent (also happening) view of the city.
We still have a ton of pictures and new cities to write about so don't stop following the blog quite yet! We saw some of the largest waterfalls in the world in Iguazu, spent countless hours on the bus and in a scary rental car, almost made it down to the end of the earth (wayyyyy south), hiked, saw glaciers, camped, got ripped off and poshed it up in Argentina's Aspen. You know, the usual 26 year-olds adventures. At least the ones without jobs.
Oh yeah, and we're looking for jobs. Anyone got one?
-Byron and Hanna.
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Incredible view from your apartment! Can we see more photos of that? Do you have a balcony up there?
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