I’m so happy to show pictures Tyson took while he was in Buenos Aires. He has tones of photos in his archives and they’re great. This beautiful facade is another one of his shots. Only he can tell us where he took this picture, as I have no idea at all. Beautiful shot!
Photo by Tyson Williams: http://www.tysonwilliams.com/
It is without reminding that some streets in Buenos Aires are just in complete bad condition. So today’s posting in a big “coup de gueule”, or should I say “outburst” in English to those pitiful streets conditions!
So nice to spend time in the parks when it’s so warm in Buenos Aires. This is another shot of the Bosques de Palermo. Happy week-end to everyone!
In Argentina, among many other delicious things (ice creams are one of those), there are the chocolates! Speaking of chocolates, while in Bariloche, I was introduced to the Abuela Goye [abuela = grandmother in Spanish]. You can’t miss it, because there’s a life-size figure of the “grandmother” standing outside the store. Abuela Goye is another family brand of chocolate. They also serve excellent ice creams, yummi hot chocolates, and good tea, and tones of delicious cakes. A place to visit!
This beautiful seagull belongs to the Patagonian landscape.
Great shot of Corrientes Avenue with all its neon lights in the Microcentro of Buenos Aires.
Photo by Tyson Williams: http://www.tysonwilliams.com/
Corner of Arguibel and Baez streets, Las Cañitas, one Sunday afternoon.
*Since yesterday, I’m having some internet connection problems. Will resume posting as soon as this is fixed. *
Buenos Aires bookstore ranked second in the list of the ten most important libraries of the world for its architectural splendor, according to the British newspaper The Guardian.
Another very, very nice shot from Dul. For those of you who did not check out his blog yet, go to: Chroniques de Buenos Aires.
at the end of the pier in the Costanera Norte.
Plaza de Mayo. The white building in the background is the Cabildo, that once used to be the government house during the colonial times. Today the building is used as a museum.
I saw this building in the barrio of Palermo. Buildings in Palermo are very diverse, which makes the neighborhood very appealing.
