We spent the weekend in the Delta north of Buenos Aires. First to Tigre by train, then by river ferry (the only way to travel) into the narrow channels amongst the islands. We stayed in a cabaña on stilts and spent the weekend kayaking and walking. The weeping trees hanging over the water and the lovely houses each with their private jetty made a pretty picture.

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Back in Buenos Aires, we are enjoying the many Italian restaurants and shops selling fresh pasta, sauces and freshly grated parmesan cheese (an easy meal which we have every second night). The pizzas here are smothered with cheese and delicious.

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The collectivo ferry between the islands

The collectivo ferry between the islands

Our cabaña on Isla Chamame

Our cabaña on Isla Chamame

View from the kayak

View from the kayak

One of the cute little houses along the river

One of the cute little houses along the river

The grocery boat comes by once a day

The grocery boat comes by once a day

Tigre

Tigre

Pirilo is a tiny bar without seats, tables or plates selling 3 different types of pizza by the slice (a slice of pizza and a glass of wine costs $2).  It has been there since 1930 and is usually packed.

Pirilo is a tiny bar without seats, tables or plates selling 3 different types of pizza by the slice (a slice of pizza and a glass of wine costs $2). It has been there since 1930 and is usually packed.

One of the tiled murals decorating the walls of the subway in Buenos Aires

One of the tiled murals decorating the walls of the subway in Buenos Aires

Still a few mothers march around the Plaza de Mayo every Thursday at 3:30 pm to protest their childrens disappearance over 30 years ago

Still a few mothers march around the Plaza de Mayo every Thursday at 3:30 pm to protest their childrens disappearance over 30 years ago

One of the many plaques in the pavements on Buenos Aires to rember those who dissapeared

One of the many plaques in the pavements on Buenos Aires to remember those who dissapeared

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