Uruguay and Argentina

Dates
16 Nov 20063 Dec 2006
Photographs
24

From the log

Every four years the sailing fraternity, Brotherhood of the Coast(BOC), gathers for a World Zafarancho. This year it was in Argentina and Uruguay. We really enjoyed catching up with old firends and meeting new ones. So we hauled Liward out of the water for a new bottom paint and safe keeping. We flew to Florida for a few days, visiting family and friends and buying way too much at the boat store! Then on the Uruguay for five days to start the Brotherhood fun. In Uruguay we toured Montevideo, ate beef, visited Puente del Este, and walked the old town of Colonia, Then we took the ferry across to Buenos Aires, Argentina (Bs As for short). In Argentina we ate more beef, visted a ranch for Polo and Gaucho events, saw an incredible outdoor opera with horses and folk perfomers, took a boat ride in Tigre, shopped for leather, and went to the Tango. We had an absolutely fantastic trip. We stayed on a few extra days in Bs As after the event and really got to know the city. It was hard to pick a few pictures but here`s a selection. And thanks to the friends who provided some outstanding pictures to include! Now we are back on the boat and working hard to get her back in the water very shortly!

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Photographs we took along the way

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  • Marge H.12 Mar 2025

    Following along from Houston and loving every update. That shot of the anchorage at dawn is going straight on my wall.

  • Chris P.28 Feb 2025

    We crossed paths with you in Bocas years ago and have been reading ever since. Fair winds to you both.

  • Ellen R.9 Feb 2025

    My grandkids and I look up every island you mention on the map. It has turned into our little geography lesson.

  • Tom & Susan21 Jan 2025

    Twenty years of this and still going. You two are the reason we finally put a deposit on a boat of our own.