Friday. Relaxing is taxing…but something we are enjoying immensely. There’s a gene that’s saying, “what next,” but also one saying, “Nah! this is wonderful”. Before departing on his motorcycle trip in the morning with Paige, the owner, Gerardo entrusted us with feeding his three dogs and enjoying the pool. Patricia,…
Today really was a lazy rest day. Dennis already used all the superlatives about our location, yesterday. The lovely pond we overlook is a continuous source of interest. The two moorhens with their five tiny, fluffy, black chicks are always in evidence. The chicks spending more time running across the…
Despite the traffic noise from the motorway 200m away, we slept well, not rising till 8am and finished a leisurely breakfast by 10am. On the road by midday but not before Jen spotted a long green snake disappear into a drain close by to where we were camped. Certainly the…
San Nicanor Thermal Campsite was located 13 kms off the main Route 3 on a gravel road. Deep in agricultural country side next to two lakes. We had to retrace our steps back to the main road this morning and our journey slightly further south was through gentle agricultural vistas…
To try and spin out the next couple of weeks, we are stopping at as many campsites as possible, between here and Montevideo, to reduce the time needed in the city, before shipping. Last night, while in a deep sleep, we were woken by rain on our faces at around…
It’s lovely to be sleeping in Poki in a pleasant temperatures again. As we decided to stay put for another day here, there was no need to rush to get up. Domestic Duties As you will know by now, our days of rest are days when we do not drive,…
in the absence of anywhere to camp last night, this hotel was a solution. As Jen said, they claim three stars but that is hugely inflated. Breakfast, which was included, consisted of a small wicker basket of pieces of cold toast but with a tasty croissant. A knife made out…
Our hotel was pretty basic and didn’t include breakfast. After porridge in Poki, we set off south. I had hoped there might be some sights of interest in this part of northern Argentina. Sadly, not so. The terrain is dead flat and the road straight, so it’s boring driving. The…
Do you think we could find our way out of Encarnacion this morning!!! Population, 138,000. Neither the Sat-nav or Google maps could do it for us. Up and down blind streets, etc. We could see the long bridge across the river, connecting the two countries but had to rely on…
Trinidad To give it its full name, Santisima Trinidad del Parana. We came here to see the Jesuit Mission. The Mission was just around the corner from our hotel, so it was nice and easy. After buying entry tickets, we were shown a short video giving us an overview of…