This shot is over the Calle San Martín, right in the centre of Buenos Aires. Its just the kind of warming thought you need when you have to take the dogs out for a walk after dark and the wind is coming from a nasty North Easterly direction. It was sent by Irish Argentine Edmundo Murray of Irish Migration Studies in Latin America. His piece on the history of the Irish and the British in Argentina is also well worth the read.
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This shot is over the Calle San Martín, right in the centre of Buenos Aires. Its just the kind of warming thought you need when you have to take the dogs out for a walk after dark and the wind is coming from a nasty North Easterly direction. It was sent by Irish Argentine Edmundo Murray of Irish Migration Studies in Latin America. His piece on the history of the Irish and the British in Argentina is also well worth the read.
