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Getting to Buenos Aires: Hitchhiking is safer than Trains!

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Leaving Bariloche turned out to be easy enough, our mission of not using a guide book and getting to know Argentina the cheap way seemed to be working out in our favor. We had met so many interesting people and had many great experiences under out belt from just wandering around and traveling with the flow.

We took a bus out of town, put up our thumbs and within 30 minutes a car stopped. The guy just happened to be in town for the weekend visiting his daughter and was now driving all the way to Neuquén roughly 4 hours from Bariloche- just that much closer to Buenos Aires, score! The car was small but the guy was nice and even invited us to hang out with him tomorrow for a barbeque if we wanted to stick around. He let us out at the bus terminal and sped off to work at the local casino. More >

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Following your heart in El Bolson, Argentina

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Today I fell in love. It was fantastic. My heart felt light, I giggled a bunch, tasted a sweet taste on my lips and felt urges I couldn’t resist…

I think I knew it as I walked through the artesanal fair, eating empanads rich in buttery dough, fresh spinach and dripping the suculent juices of tomato.. I knew temptation was all around me. I should have known then. El Bolson is the kind of town that can have this effect on you. (Did you think I was talking about falling in love with a place? bwahaha)

Matt enjoying the view in El Bolson, Argentina

We wanted to go biking today, but all the stores were closed for siesta. It must have been fate. Instead, Matt and I decided to go hiking and save bicycling for tomorrow. Starting up a dry country road, we soon found ourselves leaving the comforts More >

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UPDATED: Hitchhikers guide to Argentina

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March 29, 2012

So I´ve never truely hitchiked that much before, but we are leaving El Chalten today and are not so stoked on the OUTRAGEOUS bus tickets. We´ve met a considerable amount of travelers who have said the highway we are on (Route 40) is pretty famous for hitchhikers and some of them have even told us its the only way they travel down here! Well, here we go. After all, Im trying to have a crazy adventure right? And Ive got a really tall guy with me and pepper spray in a pen disguise just in case

Updates on how it goes next time I can find internet out here!!

How I hope this see me as I wait on the side of the road

How I hope they see me once Im in the car!!

 

UPDATE: April 1, 2012

Hitchhiking is radical. I highly recommend it Now let me explain…

ME hitch hiking the loneliest More >

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