Puerto Madero

Puerto Madera used to be a large port. They don't use it like that anymore but it is very beautiful. One day about 2 weeks ago I went there and just spent an hour taking pictures. Amalia's University is there so I was waiting for her to get out of class. I ended up getting a mad sunburn.

There is a boat on the water that is used as a museum sort of thing. Then there is El Puente de la Mujer. It is a famous bridge designed by Calatrava, who had also designed alot in Spain, centuries ago. It was a good photo subject.











Argentines are very expressive when they are with their boyfriends or girlfriends. You always see them holding hands, making out, hugging, cuddling. It makes me sick. Haha.

One the way back Amalia told me which bus to get on to get home. But I missed the stop, and although I knew where I was and could've gotten off still just a little bit later but I thought it would just go in a loop in the city, and I'd just wait until the next time around. Um, actually the bus goes an hour and a half out of the city. So I had to wait till it unded it's route, and then had to get onto another one to go back home! It was great.