Tricia joined us for the Pastores Tour.
Casa Rosada
Teatro Colon
(They don't let you take many pictures inside. Tricia is feeling the different temperatures of the different colors of marble. )
Downtown
Behind us is the Combi that took us everywhere.
Woman’s Bridge
After a walk through Puerto Madero lunch at Restaurante Siga la Vaca. 
After lunch, we went to a section of town called Boca, home of the soccer team, Boca Juniors. Boca's team colors are blue and yellow and their arch rivals, River, are red. Coca-Cola is a major advertising sponsor for both, but on the Boca Junior's stadium, the signs are painted black and white instead of the usual, red and white.
Boca used to be a villa (Argentine slum) until a local artist became famous. He returned and donated a lot of money into the area; it became a tourist destination. The town was originally made from any materials and paint that people could scrounge up at the docks.
Recoleta Cemetery
Evita’s tomb.
3 of February Park
I was Tricia’s personal translator. She told me that I did a great job! I am so pleased that she thought so.
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