Uruaguay – The Road That Never Ends

Cobbled streets, sunsets, and tourists

Travel Journal September 30, 2018November 1, 2018 by Paddy Devaney

Colonia del Sacramento was the first ever town in Uruguay. It regularly changed hands between Spanish and Portuguese colonialists, which means today it offers an interesting mix of two colonial styles and some really beautiful streets to explore and corners to hide in. The mix of influences have left a truly beautiful town. Colonia faces …

Bouncing off Montevideo

Travel Journal September 29, 2018October 25, 2018 by Paddy Devaney

Where the massive mouth of the Parana river kisses the freezing cold waters of the Atlantic Ocean is all that lies between the capital cities of Argentina and Uruguay. After a whirlwind few days in Buenos Aires we took a one-hour ferry from Tigre, to the north of the Argentinian capital, to the Uruguayan town …

We are Paddy and Lindsay, a lad from Liverpool and a girl from Manchester who have been living in Barcelona for a while now. For the next few months we'll be leaving our Catalan home and heading out onto the road. We want to see the world together so we're heading off in search of adventure and to see how far we can get. We'll be traveling through the Americas, Australia, and then up through Asia from the South. We hope to see the Himalayas and make it through India to Sri Lanka, but for now we're simply taking every day as it comes...

The Road That Never Ends

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Cobbled streets, sunsets, and tourists

Bouncing off Montevideo

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