You can't leave Buenos Aires without beef and tango. There is a special quality to their meats. The meal was excellent. I'll still need to return and get their names correct, but here are a few of my tour group members:
Rosalia and Leonid from Russia, then, now, Syndney. The following, Angie/Romy and Joy/Elpido all from Napa Valley:
A group with Jim and Rena of Saskatchewan in front:
John and Mary of Chicago, Jim and Sally of Dallas, Doug of Omaha and Olga of North Carolina:
Ila, Taramati and Kiritkumar:
I had a front row seat for the show:
I almost felt like a voyeur. A great evening in Buenos Aires.
Finally, there is the traditional pampas tour, which includes a barbeque:
Lunch with Joe and Hannah of Florida:
and Frank and Sylvia of Texas:
There is even a tango show:
As at the tango show, they are awfully generous with their wines and beer. As much as you want. And, finally, horses:
Definitely, there is a limit to how much you can take in beef, drinks and magnificent falls. Next, on to Peru and Machu Picchu.
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I had a front row seat for the show:
Finally, there is the traditional pampas tour, which includes a barbeque:
Lunch with Joe and Hannah of Florida:
and Frank and Sylvia of Texas:
There is even a tango show:
As at the tango show, they are awfully generous with their wines and beer. As much as you want. And, finally, horses:
Definitely, there is a limit to how much you can take in beef, drinks and magnificent falls. Next, on to Peru and Machu Picchu.
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1 comment:
I had been in the same "estancia", I think. The Quilmes bear and the tango show, at least the tango dancers where the same. My buenos aires apartment was near the Abasto, where is a lot of place where you can see good tango shows.
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