![]() (orig) (info) valparaiso: But... but... it's just a farm school?! |
![]() (orig) (info) valdivia: yo tampoco |
![]() (orig) (info) valdivia: rough translation: "Believe in your ability to dream and create, as art us already within us, only you know what is your true art." |
![]() (orig) (info) alerce andino: A welcome sight |
![]() (orig) (info) coyhaique: It was yummy |
![]() (orig) (info) carretera: memorial at campamento vagabundo |
![]() (orig) (info) villa o'higgins: Blatant lies, on a sign |
![]() (orig) (info) crossing: Leaving Chile. I'm forced to assume that the other "sign" is the welcome to Argentina sign. |
![]() (orig) (info) torres del paine: I really liked this sign. Everyone knows littering is bad -- this provides a little more motivation. |
![]() (orig) (info) tierra del fuego: Friendly place |
![]() (orig) (info) tierra del fuego: Let there be no doubt.. |
![]() (orig) (info) buenos aires: Non work-safe grafitti |
![]() (orig) (info) buenos aires: A little more positive, this one |
![]() (orig) (info) buenos aires: More marching. I don't fully understand the politics surrounding this banner. |
![]() (orig) (info) Iguazu: David, this means you. |
![]() (orig) (info) uyuni: At the cementario de trenes outside of Uyuni. It's worth reading the graphitti on the train |
![]() (orig) (info) uyuni: The E in a circle means "Parking". |
![]() (orig) (info) uyuni: This is the back side of the sign denoting the entrance to the "Villa Militar" in Uyuni. Roughly, "The motherland should live, for that we must die." |
![]() (orig) (info) potosi/mint: "The spring is here, winter is gone, and soon the government will fall." But it rhymes in Spanish. I'm open to a better translation... |
![]() (orig) (info) amboro: Aussies... |
![]() (orig) (info) amboro: Please don't rite (sic) on the wall. Don't be rude. |
![]() (orig) (info) cordillera blanca 1: Goals... |
![]() (orig) (info) santa cruz: We spent a long time trying to figure out what this sign meant.. No archery? No whaling? |
![]() (orig) (info) iquitos: There was a huge parade in protest |
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