Patagonia Paradise Property for Sale
Saturday, November 30th, 2013 Posted in Real Estate Opportunities | 463 Comments »Written by Jamie One of my long time clients is selling his beautiful property. Located just off the Peninsula San Pedro, about 20 minutes from downtown Bariloche is the Patagonia Paradise Property. Located in a very peaceful setting, the property consists ...
Mountain Rider’s Alliance, A Grassroots Movement Changing the Way Ski Areas are Run
Wednesday, September 15th, 2010 Posted in business, day to day, lifestyle | 1 Comment »Written by Shanie It is hard to believe we are three weeks away from leaving this beautiful country that has helped us learn so much in the last five years. Currently in San Rafael, we have been reminiscing about the days ...
Learning Spanish in Argentina
Wednesday, March 31st, 2010 Posted in business, culture, day to day, travel | 12 Comments »Written by Shanie What are the best methods to truly learning a second language? There are a variety of techniques that may help you move beyond the “Hello, how are you?” phase. Some believe that the Link Method of associating foreign words ...
No, Por Favor
Friday, February 5th, 2010 Posted in culture, day to day | 1 Comment »Written by Shanie We showed up early. Well not really. We actually were on time but by the looks of the empty parking lot, we were the first guests to arrive. It was 9 pm and we hadn't had dinner yet, ...
5 Lessons from Argentina in 2009
Friday, January 1st, 2010 Posted in culture, day to day | 1 Comment »Written by Shanie As the first day of 2010 quickly slides by, it is hard to believe that we are already ten years into the new millennium. It just seems like yesterday when Jamie and I were riding up the 20-person ...
Ozomatli is in the House
Monday, November 23rd, 2009 Posted in culture, day to day | No Comments »Written by Shanie Living abroad can be wonderful. Venturing into the unknown and living outside the box in Argentina’s Patagonia has been a wild adventure. As I have brought up before, every day is full of new, challenging and life-expanding experiences. ...
Our Fake Kidnapping
Tuesday, November 3rd, 2009 Posted in culture, day to day | 1 Comment »Written by Shanie When it happened to us a local friend joked that we had finally become "real" Argentines. At the time it wasn't funny at all. But now looking back, I must say it gives me a little chuckle. What had ...
Las Leñas versus Cerro Catedral
Friday, August 21st, 2009 Posted in entertainment, resources, travel | 7 Comments »Written by Shanie Ok, so you have decided to travel to Argentina to ski but just aren't sure were to go... here is a little beta to help you decide which ski area is best for you. There are two major ski ...
Interview with Patagonian Founding Father Descendant, Carol Jones
Monday, May 4th, 2009 Posted in cosas lindas, culture, lifestyle, sports, travel | 21 Comments »Written by Shanie If learning about the culture and history of your travel destination is important to you, then partaking in a guided horseback trip with Carol Jones is going to be an unforgettable experience. A person that exudes a warm ...
Our Dear Beloved Guapo
Monday, December 15th, 2008 Posted in lifestyle | 8 Comments »Written by Shanie As some of you may or may not know, our first chapter in Argentina began on a farm in southern Mendoza. It was a special time. We learned a ton, grew immensely as people, and gained a family. The ...
