South America is a vibrant continent; it’s colourful and lively, with music every where, and it only takes a few people to turn a gathering into a dance party. From Salsa to Merengue, Rumba and Mambo, to Bachata and Tango, the stuffy waltzes of Viennese salons … Read more...
Continue reading...I had been to Buenos Aires once before, 25 years earlier, in 1992. On that occasion I had been heading up a small television production team from Thailand, and we were going to create several 8-minutes long episodes for our international weird and wonderful stories segment. We attended a football (soccer) … Read more...
Continue reading...I woke up the following morning with a gorgeous view of the lake and the mountains as backdrop. The temperature was cool, but soon the sun warmed the air. With breakfast complete, it was unfortunately time to move on again, from Bariloche to Mendoza, and to what I hoped would be … Read more...
Continue reading...It was cold, and dark, by the time we arrived, and it was only 3.30 p.m. Santa’s village spread out in front of us, lights twinkling in the late afternoon dark; while the fresh layer of snow glistened and sparkled like a million diamonds. Sunrise is at around … Read more...
Continue reading...“I wandered lonely as a cloud
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