| Last additions - Buenos Aires |
78 viewsThis door doesn't open too often.Jul 01, 2010
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74 viewsA mix of sadness and acceptance as this angel looks to the heavens.Jul 01, 2010
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76 viewsWhat can I say? Incredible.Jul 01, 2010
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80 viewsIt could very well have been a town of the dead.Jul 01, 2010
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82 viewsA copper chain surrounds this grave.Jul 01, 2010
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75 viewsThe detailing of the crypts was without parallel. Here ivy covers it as well.Jul 01, 2010
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72 viewsHere's the whole crypt.Jul 01, 2010
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89 viewsA guard looks on, ignoring the trauma behind him.Jul 01, 2010
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80 viewsThe photo doesn't do justice to this marble masterpiece.Jul 01, 2010
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75 viewsThis angel isn't flying anytime soon.Jul 01, 2010
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73 viewsCrypts, tombs, and graves of the most wealthy/notable Argentines are to be found here.Jul 01, 2010
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82 viewsWhat did I do with my afternoon? Visited Cementerio de Recoleta, an overwhelmingly incredible place.Jul 01, 2010
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71 viewsThere are actually a few trees like this in parks around Buenos Aires. Love 'em!Jul 01, 2010
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82 viewsLa Casa Rosada, the Argentine equivalent of the White House.Jul 01, 2010
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82 viewsA really great band (El Metodo) from Mendoza busking.Jul 01, 2010
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77 viewsPlaza de Mayo near the Pink House (Casa Rosada). Down one avenue you can see the obelisk. The other connects directly to Congress, Champs d'Elysees style.Jul 01, 2010
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82 viewsSome hotel employees let me into a suite to take this photo of Avenida 9 de Julio wrapping around the obelisk.Jul 01, 2010
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85 viewsThe obelisk marks the theatre district and more or less my hostel.Jul 01, 2010
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85 viewsA look down the world's widest avenue, Avenida 9 de Julio, which goes around the obelisk.Jul 01, 2010
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