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Argentina travel guides
Travel information for trips to Argentina
One to Tango in Buenos Aires - It takes two to tango, but I showed up alone for my tango lesson at Buenos Aires' storied Confitería Ideal. The upstairs tango room at the Art Deco Ideal was long and low, divided by Corinthian columns into three wide aisles, a bit like a church... 
Birding on the Falkland Islands - The fighter jets screamed low over our heads, banked hard, and blasted off behind a green-velveted hillside. "They like to practice bombing the airport," observed Arthur Nutter dryly. Mr. Nutter was leading my three-hour birding tour past the rusting hulks of 19th century whaling ships on the outskirts of Stanley...
A miniguide to Antarctica - The Seventh Continent lies at the ends of the Earth, the highest and driest landmass on the planet, home to 90% of the world's ice, about 3,000 people, and millions upon millions of penguins. (Antarctica FAQ: The Basics. Finding the perfect Antarctic cruise. Recommended books & movies)...
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