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Uruguay is Green Bus ride to Salto

Uruguay is Green Bus ride to Salto

    If I were a cow, the only place I would want to live would be Uruguay. Much like Arabs love their desert and sailors love their ocean, cows have to love this country. Those of us going to Salto on Monday, and there aren't many of us, board the bus at...

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Mermaids Goddesses and old men

Mermaids Goddesses and old men

    I haven't been to Greek islands but they must be similar to this place. Following the Rambla past the port, past expensive homes, you reach the end of the Punta Del Este peninsula. At the end is a parking lot with exercise equipment, two mermaids, a...

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Walking the Plank Walking the plank

Walking the Plank Walking the plank

    The Rambla is a good place to walk.  On this morning's  jaunt, I come across a table and chairs out in the surf. The narrow path out to a concrete table and concrete chairs, in the midst of waves, turns into temptation. Making sure my Passport...

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Beach town before the tourist waves hit

Beach town before the tourist waves hit

    Punta Del Este, moving into its tourist season, is a movie set waiting for a movie crew. It is hard to find fault with beach towns full of light, openness, a relaxed attitude and water in every direction, at the end of every street. This morning a few...

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Pocitos-Frisbee Walking the Rambla

Pocitos-Frisbee Walking the Rambla

    The Rambla is a paved course way that runs from Ciudad Vieja to Pocitos and beyond. It runs along the sea where humans go to walk and talk, show themselves off to the world, build sand castles on the beach. There are animals, bike riders,...

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Fishing in the Rio Plata Catfish time

Fishing in the Rio Plata Catfish time

    One evening, as the sun is falling, it makes sense to stroll down to the water's edge, follow a concrete pier that juts into the water like the end of a fishing pole left discarded by a disgruntled fisherman. The pier is edged with giant stones and this...

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Rain Day in Montevideo Climate always changes, so do we

Rain Day in Montevideo Climate always changes, so do we

    "We were in the eighties last week," Jesper tells me, pouring us a Monday afternoon cup of coffee at his desk in a  Ciudad Vieja office close to the Port. He talks about the old city versus the new city, how he and his wife are now moving into...

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Tan Lines putting your best body forward

Tan Lines putting your best body forward

    There is much concern in this country about skin damage. There is, on this beach, a lot of skin that will be damaged and this is a perfect poster for a Dermatology convention in Miami Beach. Two big bodies are prone on the sand, turning their backs to...

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