Sometimes, the journey is the story. Sometimes, the journey gets interrupted; but it never stops.
One of the early trips to teach in Buenos Aires - starting to get to know this great city. (2010)
Street scene
Men working - the same in any language
Puerto Madero
La Casa Rosada (the pink house) - the president's residence, and made famous by Evita
Casa Rosada lit up at night
Tomb at Recoleta - the city cemetery famous for the tombs of presidents - and their wives
Tomb at Recoleta - the city cemetery famous for the tombs of presidents - and their wives
Tomb at Recoleta - the city cemetery famous for the tombs of presidents - and their wives. Tourists visiting the tomb of Evita
Tomb at Recoleta - the city cemetery famous for the tombs of presidents - and their wives
Tomb at Recoleta - the city cemetery famous for the tombs of presidents - and their wives
Tomb at Recoleta - the city cemetery famous for the tombs of presidents - and their wives
Icons of Buenos Aires: the Malvinas (Falkland Islands to the rest of the world) Memorial, the Celeste y Sol (flag of the country) and the ubiquitous yellow and black taxi
Puerto Madero - big buildings but pedestrian friendly
Pedestrians at Puerto Madero
Puente de la Mujer - symbol of the barrio of Puerto Madero
Puerto Madero - restored to well beyond any previous glory - wonderful place of restaurants, shopping and schools.
General Sarmiento - training ship of the Argentine Navy
Main hall at the Universidad Catolica de Argentina (UCA). Cardinal Bergoglio spoke here many times. So have I. He is now the Pope, and I'm not. However, I can truly say I've shared a podium with the Pope
Pope's eye view from the podium before we open the doors to start the conference.