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Futbol, Carne and Tango in Buenos Aires!

The perfect place to end our adventures in South America...Buenos Aires. A city with grand architecture and a european flair. Buenos Aires is known for it`s futbol (American soccer), carne (MEAT) and tango, a romantic style of dance. Last night, we attended a local futbol match and enjoyed both the game and people watching. The Argentinian people go crazy over futbol! A few more days to explore before we catch our flight home.

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Lindsay Jordan said…
Hey Lindsay-
PLEASE give me a call or e-mail when you get into Portland. We're moving to Raleigh, NC on July 18th so I'd love to have some hangout time before that!!
-Lindsay 503.422.5601

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