At last.... It was long, but Gustav managed to upload these three pictures (it's not much, but it took a lot of energy...).
And hum... There was ont thing we forgot to take for this bike ride... Sunblock. Hopefully, we did not burn (not too badly anyway).
This pass is famous for the color of the surrounding mountains, ranging from green to flashy red, orange, etc etc....
Cafayate is also famous for its wine... Indeed we did make several stops in vineyards on the way back. We even bought a bottle of their nicest wine (that I have to say, was quite nice).Due to technical problems (no usb, and a slow connection), we wont be able to publish this post now... :-(
We went yesterday to Cafayate, about 3 hours from Salta.
This afternoonm we'll be getting on the night bus to Clorinda, which is on the border of Paraguay. We should be in Asuncion tomorrow morning... And with some luck with a better conection!
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0 comment, first time i see that... i was obliged to do sth :)
oh, i forgot to comment this post...
au fait si vous voyez Marie là bas vous lui passez le bonjour.
Greg & Jean-Yves, tell me, you do not play the game when there is no pic, or i really won today ??
Just because I had bad luck with internet cafes lately, they lost the blog address...
Aha no julyan you were the fastest that's all...
But as jean yves's not here cause he missed his train, we could say that your victory was not earned... ;)
jajajajajaja no usb in paraguay, no alternative current, no dual-core, no preemptive multitasking, no giga-bite ethernet. you're entering the crappiest country on earth (after cambodia perhaps) but if you go to conception say hello to my brothers resusitacion, scantification and procrastination.
Mauvaise connection, mauvaise connection... Ben va falloir mettre les bouchées double sur le prochain post :p
REMBOURSEZ NOS INVITATIONS !
REMBOURSEZ NOS INVITATIONS !
Julyan tente une attaque sauvage de commentaires, mais ça ne restera pas impuni !
je sais pas comment vous faites tous pour être là dans les minutes suivant la publication de chaque post... chapeau Julyan Jean-Yves Greg et les autres...
Ou Hat, comme il est bon ton de dire sur ce "blog" (en english dans le texte)
Pouvez-vous imaginer? Justement ce soir il y avait en tele un reportage de Salta et San Antonio de Los Cobres. Vous étiez là? Comment ca va avec l'altitude cette fois? Le photographe de l'equipe avait oxygèn dans un hôpital!
Hi,
Just a question : you seem to prefer night busses... Is it for practical reasons (no room to find for one night, arriving in the morning is easier to find one for the next night, good memories of ealier night trips, night busses are cheaper, there are no day busses...). In these places the scenery must be fantastisc along some roads (or tracks...). Do you think you missed some of these landscapes ?
Or is it because it is too terrifying to see the mountain roads, and the way bus drivers take the curves above cliffs... ?
Please let us know !...
Best regards Jean-Yves
Night busses save a night at the hostel... Also, the last busride was 17 hours, so it was not always dark!!!
Hi,
I hope you got a comfortable seat for 17 hours...
;-)
Best regards Jean-Yves
Hi,
Great scenery once again. The multicolored mountains look a little bit like some in Iceland (Landmanalaugar...), but here is much more vegetation on your pictures !...
Continue to post your pictures, even if it is a real chore...
Best regards Jean-Yves
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