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74 viewsFinally, no anxiety!
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85 viewsYou can't really tell but they're on their knees and basically praying.
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83 viewsUruguay scores the final game-winning penalty kick.
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85 viewsAnd almost instantly Calle Uruguay became a parade and then an all out noise fest.
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80 viewsLove the hats!
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83 viewsA jeep photo that looks a lot more dangerous than it was thanks to a renegade motorcycle.
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88 viewsLooking down Calle Uruguay, people as far as the eye can see.
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85 viewsWhite confetti against the night sky - it's almost Uruguay's colours.
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84 viewsIt almost looks like it could be me except I have no idea how he got up there.
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85 viewsThis interesection seemed to be the focal point of the festivities, though the streets were choked with people for several blocks in every direction.
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79 viewsI was more than happy to oblige them with a photo!
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84 viewsDean, the obvious foreigner, making friends.
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88 viewsSome of my street friends.
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83 viewsA friendly Argentine that insisted on reminding me of the time they beat Canada 5-1 in spite of my protests that we don't have a team to be proud of beating. Yet.
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86 viewsAnd my last photo of the festivities. The jersey in front of the windshield is a nice if dangerous touch.
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92 viewsOne reason Salto won't be on the tourist trail: crossing back into Argentina means waiting an hour with the police and mosquitos at this underpass in the middle of nowhere.
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