The City of BA
					
					
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   Outer sprawling suburbs of Buenos Aires 
        
   Not sure if they ran out of money here 
            
   Our first glimpse of ‘Paris style buildings” as we approach the bus terminal 
                
   Teachers strike protest 
            
   A daily visual, the BA dog walkers 
                
   Dog walkers in Avenue Santa Fe 
         
   11th floor up and all this for $65 per night 
            
   This kitchen has been bigger than some of our hostel kitchens, and fully stocked!! 
                
   View looking down Avenue Santa Fe from our balcony…a touch of Paris. 
            
   Excited to have our own kitchen 
            
   Roast chicken dinner marinated with chimmichurri herbs 
            
   Home baked roast chicken with gravy and baked potatoes. Cheers. 
                   
   Obelisco on corner of Avenue 9 Julio and Corrientes. 67m high and built in 1936. Note the yellow flag signifies the Vatican flags of the newly elected Argentine Pope 
                        
   Fabulous waiter in Cafe Toteni 
                         
   Typical Neo Classical building 
                                  
   The side of Casa Rosada (the pink palace) and the balcony where Evita and many other politicians preached from 
                                  
   The Teatro Colon theatre 
                  
   One of the many plazas in BA 
             
   Typical main road in the centre 
                      
   Palacio del Congreso. Modeled on Washington DC’s capital building 
                             
   One of the many beautiful cathedrals under restoration. 
                          
   Night view overlooking Avenida Santa Fe 
                                                                    
   A shrine to Evita at the Evita Museum 
                
   Her clothing on display 
                    
   Some of Evitas hat 
                
   Evitas dresses 
                    
   Outside the Evita Museum 
                                          
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