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Day 33 - Shopping in Bariloche

ARGENTINA | Monday, 19 February 2007 | Views [1780] | Comments [3]

Hola

Today I have been spending money hand over fist. Well actually, spending pesos hand over fist. I have been going a long time without buying anything, and today I cracked and started shopping. It wasnt a frenzy of buying, as ive been known to do in the past (normally around Xmas time etc) but it was enough for me to have to sit down and buy a coffee afterwards.

It all stemmed from the bloody freezing weather here in Patagonia. Dont get me wrong - I absolutely love it. But I also absolutely loved the warm alpaca scarf i bought, and the walking shoes i bought and the new pair of silver earrings I bought.....

My justification is simple - everything is so cheap here in Argentina - that its my best place to shop! For example - a new pair of Puma walking shoes in Australia was $120AUD, and I bought a pair here for $120ARG pesos = $30AUD so its a bargain.

The shopping here is very nice, and also tempting as there are handmade chocolate shoppes on every corner (im not kidding) so itsĀ a temptation to walk down the street here without getting the wallet out.

Im having a great time!

Ciao Ciao

Lani

One of the 50 chocolate shops in Bariloche - no jokes!

One of the 50 chocolate shops in Bariloche - no jokes!

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Comments

1

That's NO little chocolate shop

  Doanster Feb 20, 2007 9:24 AM

2

u can send chocolate thru argentina customs right?
me eh eh (single hand claps)

  megs Feb 20, 2007 1:05 PM

3

now im REALLY jealous! Why were there no choccy shops when i was with you?????!

  angie Feb 21, 2007 4:34 AM

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