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    Please! get out of here and leave us in peace....: by suziqtn, Views[374]
         		 Another female nesting.: by suziqtn, Views[358]
         		 A mother and baby.: by suziqtn, Views[338]
         		 Two young ones.: by suziqtn, Views[316]
         		 A female sitting on her nest.: by suziqtn, Views[320]
     
    The land was beautiful there.: by suziqtn, Views[337]
         		 Here's a female in her burrow waiting on her egg to hatch.: by suziqtn, Views[367]
         		 In this view, you can more clearly see the huge numbers of them on the beach and in the water.: by suziqtn, Views[365]
         		 This guy was walking toward me. Although they don't walk fast, by the time I was ready to snap his photo, he was already past me.: by suziqtn, Views[430]
         		 A baby near home. The Magellan's dig burrows and nest underground. This baby is standing near the entrance to his burrow.: by suziqtn, Views[419]
     
    Wandering around.: by suziqtn, Views[329]
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         		 There were over a million penguins here. They swim from here to Rio de Janeiro, a distance of almost 2500 miles! They were having great fun in the water.: by suziqtn, Views[420]
         		 The landscape close to the rookery changed and had tall grasses around the area.: by suziqtn, Views[342]
         		 Note the markings on these 2 Magellan penguins. Quite different from the Gentoos and Kings.: by suziqtn, Views[358]
     
    Where else would you see a penguin crossing sign?: by suziqtn, Views[387]
         		 This is at the rookery. Some sort of sea bird was sitting on top of this structure.: by suziqtn, Views[396]
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         		 These are the views of the landscapes on our way to see the Magellan penguins.: by suziqtn, Views[363]
         		 Sue and Mafalda in La Boca.: by suziqtn, Views[609]
         		 I loved this one although he was too shaded to get a clean shot.: by suziqtn, Views[599]
     
    There were several of these colorful horses around town.: by suziqtn, Views[580]
         		 Linda in the shade of La Boca.: by suziqtn, Views[593]
         		 Yet another colorful house in La Boca.: by suziqtn, Views[745]
         		 We saw lots of tango, including this free show. Note the murals in the background.: by suziqtn, Views[427]
         		 I climbed between 2 buses to get this photo of Juan and Evita Peron with a soccer player on the balcony.: by suziqtn, Views[357]
     
    Mafalda, a well-known cartoon character in Argentina, was 6 years old when she appeared in 1964. She was a political and social commentator.: by suziqtn, Views[429]
         		 Basketball is popular here, too.: by suziqtn, Views[358]
         		 Mural.: by suziqtn, Views[334]
         		 Close-up.: by suziqtn, Views[392]
         		 Note more statues on top of this store.: by suziqtn, Views[352]
     
    Another street scene.: by suziqtn, Views[351]
         		 He was a painter born in La Boca and is one of the most popular Argentine painters. : by suziqtn, Views[408]
         		 Ha! I took this photo because off the blue balcony above this woman's head, hangs a statue of Pope Francis. Unfortunately, I didn't get what I was trying to take a photo of.: by suziqtn, Views[464]
         		 Tourists galore.: by suziqtn, Views[313]
         		 There was lots of good art and jewelry for sale. I wished I hadn't left my money on the bus.: by suziqtn, Views[402]
     
    It's a busy place.: by suziqtn, Views[333]
         		 A street scene. Note the statues on the balcony.: by suziqtn, Views[312]
         		 The La Boca area of BA is a wildly colored Bohemian place. Not safe at night, but great during the day. I bought a lovely scarf here.: by suziqtn, Views[376]
         		 This large tulip sculpture, built to commemorate the Dutch influence here, opens and closes based on the amount of sunlight!: by suziqtn, Views[390]
         		 This swinging bridge was very unusual.: by suziqtn, Views[385]
     
    The post office.: by suziqtn, Views[443]
         		 Cafe Tortoni is the oldest cafe in Buenos Aires, founded in 1858.: by suziqtn, Views[387]
         		 The new train station was built to accomodate over 2.5 million people who commute into BA every day, nearly doubling the size of the city.: by suziqtn, Views[433]
         		 A long view of Eva Peron's grave. In addition, many notable people, including presidents of Argentina, Nobel Prize winners, the founder of the Argentine Navy, and a granddaughter of Napoleon are buried here.: by suziqtn, Views[439]
         		 The entrance to Recoleta cemetary. I went back to try to snap this photo and lost my tour group! A moment of terror. Luckily I found them just outside these gates.: by suziqtn, Views[325]
     
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