Uruguay ( no, you're a guay!) Montevideo felt a bit like East London ( except for your street Warren) -windy, by the seaside, unmaintained colonial buildings... generally a more seedy area than Buenos Aires. Generally... And this a a vague generalization, we found the people of Montevideo less outgoing and more conservative in their dress and approach compared to the people we met in Buenos Aires. In fact the only people we really spoke to for an extended peri...

We were expecting a place bustling like new York, people shouting at you in foreign language like Hong kong, and swiping you blind like... Egypt. Instead we're have been pleasantly surprised! Here the long arm of the law obviously belongs to a midget (a little bit longer than gammie's arm say) - not too much happens while people Jwalk, stroll along the streets and malls in nothing but baggies and flip flops, bath and wash clothes in the national fountain. My pers...

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