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    The famous hotel at Llao Llao on the Circito Chico: by tom_lynar, Views[394]
         		 Views from the Circito Chico: by tom_lynar, Views[413]
         		 The hostel I stayed in: by tom_lynar, Views[487]
         		 My first go at making mate (pronounced ma tae) a tea that the Argentinans love: by tom_lynar, Views[733]
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         		 A great sculpture outside the art gallery: by tom_lynar, Views[509]
         		 Congresso building: by tom_lynar, Views[375]
         		 Some were designed really well this one looks like a cave: by tom_lynar, Views[389]
     
    by tom_lynar, Views[358]
         		 A tomb: by tom_lynar, Views[456]
         		 The cemetry in B.A: by tom_lynar, Views[427]
         		 A tomb: by tom_lynar, Views[419]
         		 Evita's Tomb: by tom_lynar, Views[371]
     
    Evita's tomb: by tom_lynar, Views[429]
         		 Sarmiento was the presidant of Argentina in the late 1800s: by tom_lynar, Views[526]
         		 As I walked down the street one day there was a big protest rally and as you can see they had the riot squad ready: by tom_lynar, Views[446]
         		 The balcony of my hostel in B.A. It was a constant party!: by tom_lynar, Views[462]
         		 This is in the middle of the biggest intersection in the world. It was just up the road from my hostel: by tom_lynar, Views[581]
     
    The biggest intersection in the world. There is another 4 lanes on either side of the trees on the side of the photo. I only made it across the road in one set of traffic lights once...and I had to run: by tom_lynar, Views[2160]
         		 Another photo showing how big this street is: by tom_lynar, Views[495]
         		 In B.A being a profesonal dog walker is big business: by tom_lynar, Views[467]
         		 Party: by tom_lynar, Views[476]
         		 Party: by tom_lynar, Views[384]
     
    The balcony of my hostel: by tom_lynar, Views[397]
         		 The building across the road from my hostel. It was built with the theme of one of Dantes books: by tom_lynar, Views[391]
         		 The beautiful view from the roof of my hostel. It is a bit blury: by tom_lynar, Views[419]
         		 The same building at night...very ghost busters: by tom_lynar, Views[443]
         		 The main foyer: by tom_lynar, Views[465]
     
    Inside the ghost busters building these stairs go down 18 floors: by tom_lynar, Views[490]
         		 Photos at the top: by tom_lynar, Views[442]
         		 My hostel from above: by tom_lynar, Views[466]
         		 Party: by tom_lynar, Views[447]
         		 The train you take to enter the iguazu falls park: by tom_lynar, Views[401]
     
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         		 The walkways over the water that ends at the top of the falls: by tom_lynar, Views[405]
     
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         		 The biggest fall of them all as seen from the boat. The sound of it was amazing: by tom_lynar, Views[368]
         		 Another fall we went under on the boat: by tom_lynar, Views[393]
         		 The view from the boat I went on we went under that part of the falls straight ahead: by tom_lynar, Views[444]
     
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         		 The Fitzroy Ridge at sunrise : by justinzani, Views[1793]
     
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    #4: The Navajos offer extra services to tourists that are willing to pay for them, such as sleeping in the traditional tents (hogans) overnight. The hogans are traditionally single-sex constructs, men and women were to sleep separately. Tourists are only allowed to spend the night in the women's hogan, which looks different from men's. The latter is sacred and only 'true warriors of the tribe' may sleep there.: by nemethv, Views[865]
    #4: The Navajos offer extra services to tourists that are willing to pay for them, such as sleeping in the traditional tents (hogans) overnight. The hogans are traditionally single-sex constructs, men and women were to sleep separately. Tourists are only allowed to spend the night in the women's hogan, which looks different from men's. The latter is sacred and only 'true warriors of the tribe' may sleep there.

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