by Gary Arndt
March 25, 2010 in Argentina
Gary has been traveling around the world since March 2007 and has visited over 50 countries and territories. Gary writes at Everything Everywhere.
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Craig and Linda wrote a new post, Teach English in South Korea, on the site Indie Travel Podcast February 8, 2012 6:33 pm
Learn about teaching English in South Korea with Valerie & Griffin Stewart. They’ve been teaching in Korea for 18 months experiencing expat life, well-paid work and travel. Plus Valerie has written a book about […]
christophe replied to the forum topic Mexico, Guatemala in the group 
North America travel February 8, 2012 5:35 pm
It would seem like a very straight-forward question @admin , but it’s the one I always stumble on since I tend to think every place is the greatest place (for it’s very own little reasons 
So I’ll think on it […]
boilerbugle posted an update February 7, 2012 8:54 am
18 days of vacation this year, and we’ve got them all spent! A week in S. Dakota, a week in the Boundary Waters, a week on the Appalachian Trail.
Craig Martin wrote a new post, Auckland lantern festival in photos, on the site Indie Travel Podcast February 7, 2012 4:52 am
We’ve just entered the year of the dragon, and it marks the first full cycle of the Chinese new year for the Auckland lantern festival, held in Albert Park each year. This year’s lantern festival seemed twice as […]
Craig and Linda started the forum topic Travel competition in the group 
The café February 6, 2012 7:39 pm
A new competition for you all! Win a $50 Urban Adventures voucher + $25 Indie Travel Media voucher this month!
Enter at http://indietravelpodcast.com/promotions/ua-feb-2012/
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The Jetpacker said on March 25, 2010
That entire area around Plaza de Mayo is full of great tourist attractions, food stalls, and, of course, protests. We saw the march of the Mothers of Plaza de Mayo one day, and then a huge car rally the next.
Craig and Linda said on March 26, 2010
Those kind of civil activities are exciting to see (and occasionally dangerous to get caught up in!). I will never forget when 5,000+ of my closest Turkish friends packed into the memorial courtyard outside Ataturk’s tomb. Amazing times.