Labor Strikes and Customer Rage: Dysfunctional Airports & A Free Nights Stay
Wednesday, January 16, 2008
Argentina is known for it's restless workforce. Striking employees line the streets with flags, drums and lots of chanting, hoping to bring attention to their cause and resolution of their issues.
Los Pingüinos
Tuesday, January 15, 2008
Ever since the third grade when I did my "animal report" on penguins, I've always had the dream to head to the icebergs and see penguins. Not quite Antarctica, but close enough, Ushuaia does the
Paradise Found: 18 Hours of Daylight and King Crab
Monday, January 14, 2008
While Ushuaia may be windy and cold, you can't beat having 18 hours of daylight. We reflect on what it's like back at home now in San Diego - getting dark before 5:00 p.m. I get energy from
Bus, Boat and Back to Argentina and the End of the World in 12 Hours
Sunday, January 13, 2008
We're getting pretty comfortable with the routine of crossing borders between Chile and Argentina. Just as comfortable as we are now with 12+ hour bus rides. Today's ride is only 12 hours and all
Another Day of Partial Show for the Torres
Saturday, January 12, 2008
Up at the sound of our watch alarm, it's now 4:30 a.m., still windy, rainy and the Torres are again socked in. We sadly go back to bed, upset that we'll not have a clear day to capture good photos
Blog Entries : Bolivia, Chile, Argentina
