Okay, I'm tired of the Argentine commentary team and really want it in English to go with the pictures on local TV. BBC says "for contractual reasons" I cannot listen because I am outside the UK.
Anyone know of any other radio stations broadcasting the comm on line?
Ta.
50 minutes until kick-off and I'm already snubbing the Buenos Aires sunshine.
Stay up and be depressed like the rest of us, or rejoice in gatting's hat-trick as we win 3-2!
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Coverage in Argentina is not good!
I can't even watch the curling live on BBC's website as it is only for viewers in the UK. Anyone know how to fool the system so I can watch????
Our experiences have left us pleased to be with the Nationwide as we get good exchange rates on cash withdrawals and never get charged by them. Also, their on-line banking has made life easy. We rarely use credit cards here as you need to carry your passport too and I never do that.
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4 months in Peru, Bolivia, Brazil and Argentina flew by. It's nice to have settled somewhere for a while but the feet are starting to itch after 2 months in the city now.
If you come to Argentina, look me up in Buenos Aires. I'll be here until Christmas then going to Patagonia and the mountain areas for a while before deciding on our next move.
Travelling in South America is cheap until you get to Argentina then the prices of transport rocket, but so does the...
I wish!
BBC World or CNN International. Not a great choice but at least for a few hours each day DWTV (Deutsche Welle TV) broadcasts in English too and their progs are much better.
Also in the passive voice.
Think if the action is being done by the subject (active voice) or if the action is affecting or being done to the subject (passive voice).
Gwylanod Cymru (he Welsh Seagulls)
Tony
If you go to this page you will find a list of Seagulls in South Wales from when I was trying to do the same. Obviously, Trish and I are no longer there!
Seagulls Over South America anyone?
The Seagulls have landed in Peru!
For those who are interested, visit AdultGapYear and follow the links to the journal.
We will be back for the Flying Squad reunion at Withdean on 30 April.
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Russ
My local Rugby League side (Bridgend Blue Bulls) recently lost to another Welsh side for the first time ever (3 years since formation), but the ref looks a bit dodgy from the report. Here's an extract from the local rag:
The Bridgend Blue Bulls' proud record of never having lost to a Welsh team...
I tried to go in but I was with a couple of Sunderland friends and the bouncers wouldn't let us in. Did they really think that there would be trouble? It's not as though it was a group of lads, just 3 married couples, aged between 34 and 45! I guess we must have looked like hooligans.
still...
Making a weekend of it for the Sunderland game, and got some Maccam friends staying too.
Any recommendations for restaurants? Been looking at Casa Don Carlos spanish restaurant. Don't suppose anyone can comment on the place?
Muchas Gracias!
Russ