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I just revisited this episode. The sheer joy in your voice as you discover a new State to explore is something we don't hear often in vlogs . It's very refreshing. ❤

Melbourne city roads cater well for their bike riders. We love getting out and exploring on our bikes, too. Cape Shank looks lovely. Some lovely shots of the lighthouse. And the walkout to it looks impressive. The Tipsy gypsy accommodation is very unique, and very lovely. ❤ The maze looks amazing! Haha 😘😘 This is an area we need to explore. Thank you for your vlog.

Nice video. Half a minute is just isn't long enough to show all the great sights.

Thank I live here I’m from ARGENTINA VIVA LA LIBERTAD CARAJO

Wow a turist from eeuu in argentine?

where in melbourne is this??

Hello Krista I just found your channel via James (which I was following him for a while when was in Mexico and Argentina) but I noticed that he hasn't uploaded any content for the longest time Is he ok, is he doing well? I hope you are doing well too

하...저기 가보고 싶다~~넘 아름답네여~❤

sorry to say, sound quality is bad.

Sheoak is very pretty too.

Erskine Falls are beautiful.

Amazing scenery!!

Nice one!

Yay! So nice to see you creating your vlogs. This video showed me places that I never knew existed. You captured everything so beautifully. The sunset shots of the end of your day were stunning. Well done, I thoroughly enjoyed it. 🩷💜

Noice

Iv'e been there!

Believe it or not, that small statue of liberty was made by the same designer as the one in NYC and it's a little bit older

My grandfather and my father worked in that cemetery many many year ago; and they always said the same "No tenes que tenerle miedo a los muertos, si no a los vivos" "You dont have to be scared of the dead, but of the living"; that why when they worked at night made a lot of sound shaking their keys and a bell, to warn posible grave robbers

*Promosm*

Just had to watch your clip again. It's so jammed packed with all of your adventures. I love it. Thank you for bringing a smile to my heart. 💜🩷💜

Thanks for sharing! What was the name of the rooftop bar? What area was it in?

Nice video, Krista! I would love to know the location of the arts in 5:13 and 5:21. They are amazing!

A great video! Very vibrant and full of wonderful experiences and places. Loved it. 🩷💜

Nice one!

So good to see you back. New South Wales (NSW) has some amazing coast line and small seaside towns. Loved seeing Horse Head Rock. Brings back lots of wonderful memories. Thanks for showing us around.

hello dear sweet friend 💖🇧🇩

Noice

Really sad that you couldn't stay for the world cup. Come back soon!

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The Torre de los Ingleses (Tower of the Englishmen) now is calle Torre Fuerza Aérea because of the Malvinas War. But it was a present of the English Community to Argentina for its centenary of the Independence from Spain in 1816, on July 9th). In Argentina breakfast is more sweet with tea/coffee/mate/mate cocido for the drinking, and toasted bread, facturas (pastries), medialunas (half moon literally) which where those you couldn't remember the name. Some people may have some cereal with milk, biscuits or orange juice. Medialunas can be "de manteca" (butter) which are sweet or "de grasa" (should be fat, probably is also butter) which are crunchier and salty. You may eat them with butter, with jam, with dulce de leche, or sometimes as a sandwich with ham and cheese.

hello dear new friend my country Bangladesh you very nice video 🇧🇩👌

So nice to see other parts of Australia, I haven’t seen yet. Heymans beach looks so good! It’s now on my list after watching your video!

Colonia del Sacramento is a good example of portuguese colonial buildings. The Portuguese built it to advance over Spanish territory. Seven times was attacked by the Spanish and of those six times was conquered but then in the european treaties, was returned back to the Portugese. The city was during the colony time a way of smuggling good to Buenos Aires, because Spain had a very tight commerce restriction on the Colonies. North of the City lies Real de San Carlos, which has de remains of a bullfight arena of spanish-arabic style. The Real de San Carlos was the "Las Vegas" resort for the people of Buenos Aires. It also has a pier for the ships that arrived directly to the place that had also a Casino in the first decades of XX century. The River Plate on the Uruguayan side is different of the Argentine side. The coast is rocky with seasides of sand in between the rocky points. The Argentine side is muddy without rocks.

Hello! I really enjoyed your videos from Buenos Aires, my hometown, now I hope to enjoy your new videos in your beautiful country.

So good to see you out and about again. Some gorgeous scenery. Good on you for taking on the Sydney Harbour Bridge and driving through Sydney. The Sea Cliff bridge drive looked stunning in your video. I caught sight of the amazing Horse Head Rock, brings back lots of great times I had exploring that area of NSW. Looking forward to Part 2. 🙂

hello! from what I see they already left Buenos Aires, a city that suited them both. I missed watching your videos. Now I'm going to discover them in a new one facet and in a new city. luck! and to continue all 🎬

Hello!!

Noice

In Tigre you must make the island tour similar to the one shown in the video. The Paraná Delta is one of the biggest in the world, but with the special characteristic that it is located in a subtropical zone due to the Paraná coming south from the forests and jungles of Brasil. Big deltas are formed by big rivers that need lots of rain as in tropical zones. In Tigre you have a very nice riverside park if you cross the bridge over the Tigre river in front of the main railway station, of the Mitre railway which has its origin in Retiro in Buenos Aires. These youtuers took another branch of the Mitre that ends in Bartolomé Mitre Station and changed to Tren de la Costa that has beautiful views of the River Plate and the neigbourhoods north of Buenos Aires City. In the riverside called Paseo Victorica you have many restaurants of the traditional rowing clubs, a very nice Naval Museum of the Argentine Navy and the MAT (Museo de Arte Tigre) which was shown in the video as a very big isolated classic building with a promenade towars de Luján River. This was originally a social club but now show nice art collections.

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Bienvenida saludos 😎

Que la pases muy bien. Saludos desde Quilmes Argentina

The neighborhood is called Retiro

Puedo ver a la cuidad del buenos aires yo que vivo acá en el barrio mío de Lanús oeste 😢😢😢😥😥😥😥😥😥😥🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦

El árbol de flores rosada son los lapachos, árbol de origen tucumano, en el norte argentino. El de flores blanca es una anomalía del rosado, el lapacho amarillo típico de Brasil y Paraguay. Dios mío ese cementerio está saqueado, los malditos se robaron todo lo que es bronce..placas adornos, etc la decadencia argentina, ni los muertos se salvan

I love buenos aires