Although I have spent 2 months in Argentina, 6 weeks of those learning Castellano, I have seen little of the country, but Buenos Aires I know pretty well now, and love. I have been trying to buy a bike, but they are expensive and the paperwork arduous.

I'm still reflecting on the city, and the idea of putting all these thoughts I have about the place on the blog seems a tricky at the moment...

Classmates & profesora...

Rosanna y Eugenia...

Silliness! - James, Axel & Sue at 'Museum', the tackiest place in town...

13 November 2004

Still searching for some wheels, but at least I´ve done my research about what I can and cannot do, about what I do and don´t need. Hopefully the rumours that I cannot actually exit the country with a vehicle registered in my name will prove bogus.

As I´m not actually able to bike around this wonderful country, and seeing as plans to attend Cream have fallen through I have at the least decided to get out of the city, one that I have, (very willingly), been confined to for the last 6 weeks whilst learning Castellano.

That´s why James, Gustav, Axel and I are painting Rosario red. Rumours of the international female hockey tournament sparked our interest, but in fact we have not seen or heard of the sport snce our arrival. Rosario is the nearest city to BA, some 320 kms away, and the birthplace of Ernesto "che" Guevara.

Me and mi amigo, ¨Che¨