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Argentina 2007
Argentina's Flag formed in 1812.
Blue for the sky, white for purity and the sun for hope.
Retiro Train Station; end of the line. You are now in downtown Buenos Aires.
Exploring downtown Buenos Aires with Michael.
Michael stayed at my brother's place for three months and learned Spanish at the University of Buenos Aires.
These are some of the beautiful buildings built during Argentina's prosperous years.
Downtown Buenos Aires
Cathedral
Casa Rosada, presidential palace
Plaza de Mayo
The scarves represent the mothers who are still protesting for injustice done to those who disappeared in the '70s and '80s.
Plaza del Mayo
That one!
Selling corn to feed the pigeons.
Tourists?
Cabildo or town council, is where in 1816 the signing of Argentina's independence from Spain took place.
Pizza anyone?
Malba - Modern Art Gallery
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Waiting for our cappuccino!
Family and friends
I am sitting on the right side shielding my eyes from the bright sun. Beside me is my friend Heidi Kaethler. (My home in Bs.As.)
This is my friend Betty.
Peter and I
Bacílica de Nuestra Señora de Luján. One of the most important pilgrim sites in Argentina.
The basilica attracts millions of pilgrims and tourists each year.
Beautiful gothic basilica
Señora de Luján
In the basilica
In the basilica
Worshipers in the basilica
Argentine flags
Angel sculpture in the basilica
The Steiner school which I attended as a child
My old classroom
Shadows and lovers
The three of us flew to Iguazú Falls for a couple of days.
Coatis, always looking for food
A monkey in the tree about to enjoy an orange.
We were fortunate to see a Tucan.
You get to the falls by meandering through the jungle on a tourist train and walking on board walks before you finally reach the falls.
Located on the Argentine/Brazil/border Iguazú Falls is a breathtaking spectacle.
Iguazú, discovered in 1541 and rediscovered in 1863.
Iguazú Falls is higher than Niagara Falls and is one-and-a-half times as wide. It is 275 different waterfalls.
The area is surrounded by tropical jungle.
The Falls were even more spectacular in 2007 than in 2006; more rainfall this year.
Getting soaked from the mist.
Tree bark
The #88
Poinsettias growing wild
Many beautiful butterflies in the area
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Tarantula on our walk to the falls.
Michael
Some more jungle
Some trees were loaded with vultures.
Taking a different path
Another lookout spot
A touch of sun to form a rainbow.
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