Córdoba was blue

The cold made my days in Córdoba blue.
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But I still had a blast.

Fortunes

I had my fortune read today by some Gypsies. They told me that they have family in Jujuy. I'm pretty sure that they are my neighbors.

I can't remember everything that I'm supposed to be going through within the next 10 years but the Gypsy's first reading was dead on: "You work hard but don't make enough money." I should probably get a job one of these days...

Make me happy. Now.

The best way to make Josh happy: I walked into into the hostel that I am currently staying at and told the front desk girl my name in English (since I had registered with my American debit card). ¿Yoshwa? ¡Pero si pareces argentino! (But, you seem Argentine!)

:)

Ciao Signora, Hola Qué Tal?

I'm leaving the city of Buenos Aires today and heading up towards Córdoba, Argentina's second largest city. Córdoba is known as Argentina´s city of education because of the large quantities of students who reside there. Córdoba has a lot of colonial style housing dating from the Spanish occupation, it should provide me with a few photographic opportunities. I'm going to try to make it up to Jujuy by Monday or so, depending on the economic situation.

Taking a walk through El Caminito

A few images from my walk through El Caminito, a street dedicatd to artists and musicians.