We are now in Bariloche!<\/p>\n
After a 21-hour bus ride, 1,569 kilometers, and lots of carbs, we made it. We used the Via Bariloche bus service, and the food was, well, awful. Breakfast was toast, bread, two croissants, and a muffin. I only had the croissants and bread, along with a banana we\u2019d brought. For supper, they served pasta, flan, dulce de leche<\/em>, rice, some type of meat, and cheese. Since we\u2019d had supper already\u2014take-out from Habibi Cocina Arabe that took faaaar to long to get yesterday\u2014we were full. Supper was an Arabic salad, vegetables, falafel, and rice.<\/p>\n As our lunch today, we had chocolate ice cream and truffles. Sounds delicious, right? It was!<\/p>\n We had to walk all the way down the hill again to pizza after seeing that the Afghan-restaurant-that-was-Argentinean-cuisine-not-Afghan was too expensive for our taste. First we stopped by a market, where I bought the hat of my dreams which I will use for skiing at Willamette Pass when we get home.<\/p>\n Speaking of which, it\u2019s open and the slopes are beckoning with seven feet of snow at the top! I wish I could go, but at least I got to ski in Dubai.<\/p>\n Anyway, the pizza was really cheesy, as Argentinean pizza typically is, but the salad and jugo de naranja<\/em> were good as usual.<\/p>\n Ciao!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" We are now in Bariloche! After a 21-hour bus ride, 1,569 kilometers, and lots of carbs, we made it. We used the Via Bariloche bus service, and the food was, well, awful. Breakfast was toast, bread, two croissants, and a … Continue reading