Jayme and I spent the last couple of days in Grand Junction Colorado. We were able to meet Erica and her husband for coffee. Had a great visit, can't believe it took me so long to figure out she lives 110 miles east of me. Jayme and I really enjoyed it we will be staying in touch.
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Darrel

Somehow I think I will remember her husband's name.

Whoop! That was fun. Definitely stopping by your way next time we head toward Vegas.

Very good to hear Kickers still meeting up.

If either of you are in Rosario, Argentina, stop on by

Tim

Argentina is somewhere I would really like to see. I will definitely get a hold of you for advice on where to go and what to see.
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Darrel

If you come to Argentina... Rosario is not a tourist destination.

These are the high level recommendations:
- Patagonia (Bariloche / San Martin de los Andes - lakes and mountains. If like the outdoors a place to go.
- Buenos Aires - if like the big cities
- Mendoza - wine country and mountains (Aconcagua - highest mountain in the Americas)
- Iguazu Falls - Niagara Falls.. but in the jungle and surrounded by nature and 10x larger

I have seen all the above... Iguazu Falls probably the most impressionable.. but nothing else nearby so probably best to fly there and back and need 4-5 days at most if see both Argentina and Brazil side (for Brazil will need Visa.. my mom needed... I did not since have Argentine residency).

I am not much into Buenos Aires so my easy 2nd choice is Bariloche as love the outdoors. Was there 2 weeks on 2 occasions.. but best to go in our summers (

There is also Salta in the northwest corner and Valdes Penninsula (whale and sea life watching) I have not been to.

Tim

I'm working on a project with the CHARCO art collective in Chile and my PhD advisor is in Brazil. I would LOVE to take a year and travel through South America, but for some reason my husband insists on staying with his teaching job! LOL - he does have the best tech ed lab in the district.

That's wonderful!

Jan