Sorry this took so long... I tried to put at least one picture from each of my trips and I naturally got carried away with the Patagonia ones so there are lots of those. This would all make more sense if the pictures were next to the post that describes them, but I suppose if you really want to the joys of technology allow you to go re-read things that I wrote a long time ago. They're also in reverse chronological order, which is annoying but also a hassle to fix (sorry). Anyway, I hope you all enjoy this mini-view of what I have been doing and I'll be sure to make it a habit from here on. About the people: Catherine, my roommate, is from Sudbury, Mass and goes to the University of Richmond; Erasmo (Memo) goes to UC Irvine and is from Riverside, CA; Kela is from Denver and goes to Chapman in LA; Harris goes to American in DC and is from Virginia; Ben is from Milwaukee and goes to BC; and Steve is from Wakefield, Mass and also goes to BC.
Catherine reading by the lake in Parque de San Martín in Mendoza
Vineyards (and mountains way in the distance) in Maipú outside of Mendoza
La Garganta del Diablo (Devil's Throat), Iguazú
Macondo Falls (the sideways ones)
Me repelling in the jungle in Misiones
Part of the Jesuit ruins in Misiones
Overlooking Colonia, Uruguay from the lighthouse
Hike back down to El Chaltén from camping, Patagonia
Freezing and soaking wet but happy to have reached the (sort of) view of Fitz Roy after an hour of very steep climbing
On the way to the waterfalls our first day in El Chaltén
Memo and Catherine hiking toward our campsite
In front of Cerro Torre and Lago del Torre where we ate lunch (hiding behind a hill and some rocks to escape the ridiculous wind)
Climbing on the Perito Moreno glacier!
Perito Moreno
Memo, me, Catherine, Ben, and Steve in front of the glacier
For some size perspective... Ben and me from far away
Gaucho games at the Estancia
The best sandcastle ever built in the history of ever in Villa Gesell, with its proud builders (Ben, Memo, me)
Carnaval in Gualeguaychú with Memo
One of the huge floats in the Carnaval parade
Enormous cathedral in La Plata
View from school, la Universidad Católica Argentina (and Harris)
Pickup soccer with Casa Rosada/Plaza de Mayo in the background near la UCA in Puerto Madero, Buenos Aires
Some of UCA women's soccer team after our first game
Colorful homes near the famous Caminito street in La Boca, Buenos Aires
With Kela in La Boca, apparently excited about our city bike tour survival skills
Plaza de Mayo, Buenos Aires
Catherine reading by the lake in Parque de San Martín in Mendoza
Vineyards (and mountains way in the distance) in Maipú outside of Mendoza
La Garganta del Diablo (Devil's Throat), Iguazú
Macondo Falls (the sideways ones)
Me repelling in the jungle in Misiones
Part of the Jesuit ruins in Misiones
Overlooking Colonia, Uruguay from the lighthouse
Hike back down to El Chaltén from camping, Patagonia
Freezing and soaking wet but happy to have reached the (sort of) view of Fitz Roy after an hour of very steep climbing
On the way to the waterfalls our first day in El Chaltén
Memo and Catherine hiking toward our campsite
In front of Cerro Torre and Lago del Torre where we ate lunch (hiding behind a hill and some rocks to escape the ridiculous wind)
Climbing on the Perito Moreno glacier!
Perito Moreno
Memo, me, Catherine, Ben, and Steve in front of the glacier
For some size perspective... Ben and me from far away
Gaucho games at the Estancia
The best sandcastle ever built in the history of ever in Villa Gesell, with its proud builders (Ben, Memo, me)
Carnaval in Gualeguaychú with Memo
One of the huge floats in the Carnaval parade
Enormous cathedral in La Plata
View from school, la Universidad Católica Argentina (and Harris)
Pickup soccer with Casa Rosada/Plaza de Mayo in the background near la UCA in Puerto Madero, Buenos Aires
Some of UCA women's soccer team after our first game
Colorful homes near the famous Caminito street in La Boca, Buenos Aires
With Kela in La Boca, apparently excited about our city bike tour survival skills
Plaza de Mayo, Buenos Aires
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