I just had to share this with you.
We went ashore in Punta Del Este the most easterly point of Uruguay (just Punta to the locals) by tender and had a good day out.
We stopped for lunch and had what you see in the photo.
It's called a chivito and is the Uruguay equivalent of the Aussie meat pie as a national food. Delicious!
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| Chivito to die for!!! |
Anyway it's nearly time for sleep, so until next time, ciao.
Bill
I'm glad Bill enjoyed "the most easterly pint of Uruguay"
ReplyDeleteHow many did he have ??
I'm sure I've added all alcohol is included in this cruise - hic! Error corrected ;)
ReplyDeleteJe suis heureux de vous voir et le panama ont été prises lors d'un voyage aujourd'hui et ne restent pas sur le bateau avec vos compagnons américains pour discuter de la politique et du sport.
ReplyDeleteJe pense que manger pâtés à la viande avec des frites et de la bière est beaucoup plus agréable, même si elle vous tue.
We knew consumption of such a sandwich was borderline, but we'd walked about 2 kms to get there. Steak, bacon, ham. lettuce, tomato, grilled capsicum, hard boiled egg, mozzarella, provolone, mashed hard boiled eggs, mayonnaise, olives and then more olives plus a crusty roll. I've never seen such tasty heart attack material!!! I left the frites - so unnecessary.
DeleteSo Bill speaks Italian too! Sister Jacko
ReplyDeleteEveryone says ciao here - Wikipedia : In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the greeting spread to the Americas—especially Colombia, Uruguay, Paraguay, Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, Chile, Brazil, Venezuela, and Argentina—largely by way of Italian immigrants - sometimes spelt differently, but pronounced the same
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