Trip
36 hours and I will be leaving this country again. This time for a bit of old fashioned backpacking. I'll fly to Montevideo (Uruguay) where I'll arrive on thursday, then I've got exactly four weeks to get to Santiago in Chile.
I don't know how I'll get around yet. I don't even know what route I'll take, though I would love to go through Patagonia. That might be a bit expensive, probably takes a lot of time as well, but I don't think I might get the chance to get there someday soon again.
I guess I might be the only tourist around here who does go to an even colder place than the one everyone is complaining about...
I don't know how I'll get around yet. I don't even know what route I'll take, though I would love to go through Patagonia. That might be a bit expensive, probably takes a lot of time as well, but I don't think I might get the chance to get there someday soon again.
I guess I might be the only tourist around here who does go to an even colder place than the one everyone is complaining about...
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Learning tools: there is only one way to learn any language: Talk it a lot with native speakers. I.e. go there...
I'm afraid GGM might be difficult. I've got a dozen of his books on my shelf in Spanish. I have only read the small ones, the collection of stories and his work as a journalist. 100 years of solitude is still too complicated for me. I read it in translation :-(
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Good luck in trying, have fun while doing so, some day you will manage as well (start with: El coronel no tiene quien le escribe).
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1. Excellent to see you're still doing the backpacking thing!! I hope you have a really really wonderful time, send a postcard!
2. Heh. Was watching Dead ringers as well last night. There's nothing better than ending the evening with bbc comedy.
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