Scott's Adventures in Uruguay

<span class="entry-title-primary">Mercado Del Puerto</span> <span class="entry-subtitle">Barbecue at its best</span>

Mercado Del Puerto Barbecue at its best

    When visitors get off cruise ships at the Port of Montevideo, one of the first places they visit is the Mercado Del Puerto, a collection of steakhouses, gift shops, and art galleries under one big tin roof. Uruguay is famous for wine and steaks and...

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<span class="entry-title-primary">Big Mac in Montevideo</span> <span class="entry-subtitle">American eating habits don't go away</span>

Big Mac in Montevideo American eating habits don't go away

    Regardless of where I travel, one of the most asked questions I get is - "Do they have a McDonald's?" There is a McDonald's in Montevideo, Uruguay. It wasn't sought out, isn't on my list of important things to do, but it is a cultural landmark that marks...

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<span class="entry-title-primary">Street Art in Montevideo</span> <span class="entry-subtitle">anonymous dreams</span>

Street Art in Montevideo anonymous dreams

    In worn areas of most world mega-cities, there is street art, some commissioned, some spontaneous. This art can occupy an entire wall like our sixteen foot lady. It can be part of a series of images on a parking lot wall like our two faced head....

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<span class="entry-title-primary">Rain Day in Montevideo</span> <span class="entry-subtitle">Climate always changes, so do we</span>

Rain Day in Montevideo Climate always changes, so do we

    "We were in the eighties last week," Jesper tells me, pouring us a Monday afternoon cup of coffee at his desk in a  Ciudad Vieja office close to the Port. He talks about the old city versus the new city, how he and his wife are now moving into...

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<span class="entry-title-primary">ATM Meltdown</span> <span class="entry-subtitle">ATM's are your bread and butter    </span>

ATM Meltdown ATM's are your bread and butter

    Money might not make the world go round, but it provides lubrication . Looking for an ATM to get cash to pay for my rented vacation studio in Ciudad Vieja, I have apprehension. Banks and credit card companies have been told Scott will be out of the...

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<span class="entry-title-primary">Landing in Montevideo</span> <span class="entry-subtitle">Uruguay welcomes me</span>

Landing in Montevideo Uruguay welcomes me

    After an eight hour wait at the Miami International Airport, I board a plane this Saturday evening and safely get off the ground for Montevideo, Uruguay. Scheduled to arrive Sunday around eleven, our plane does, and we leave our transport this morning...

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<span class="entry-title-primary">South Beach</span> <span class="entry-subtitle">lazy afternoon</span>

South Beach lazy afternoon

    South Beach is like beaches in the Caribbean. The sand is white and grainy and blue beach umbrellas blow in the wind like the tops of stir sticks in one's Pina Colada. Some brave souls wade in the water even though it is cold this time of year. Bodies...

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<span class="entry-title-primary">Tan Lines</span> <span class="entry-subtitle">putting your best body forward</span>

Tan Lines putting your best body forward

    There is much concern in this country about skin damage. There is, on this beach, a lot of skin that will be damaged and this is a perfect poster for a Dermatology convention in Miami Beach. Two big bodies are prone on the sand, turning their backs to...

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<span class="entry-title-primary">South Beach Halloween</span> <span class="entry-subtitle">Fairy Wings</span>

South Beach Halloween Fairy Wings

    For all I know, people who live, visit and work in South Beach look this way all the time. It is the middle of the afternoon on a Saturday and skies are threatening rain. One side of Ocean Drive is dedicated to tourists and locals who want to walk, ride...

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<span class="entry-title-primary">South Beach/ Art Deco</span> <span class="entry-subtitle">South Beach Art Deco</span>

South Beach/ Art Deco South Beach Art Deco

    Catching a taxi to the beach is the quickest way to get there from the Hotel Element. For thirty bucks each way, I get a local taxi drivers music, pictures of his familia swinging from the rear view mirror, a few questions in Spanish to see if i speak...

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<span class="entry-title-primary">Halloween Breakfast/ Hotel Element</span> <span class="entry-subtitle">Miami Hotel Element</span>

Halloween Breakfast/ Hotel Element Miami Hotel Element

    The Hotel Element is close to the Miami International airport. Their standard room has a refrigerator, a color flat screen TV, acceptable wi-fi, hot and cold running water, a door that locks, a clean bathroom, clean sheets, and, especially important in...

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