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South American
Relocation Reports
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The
Malbec Diaries: Buying a Vineyard in Argentina - Have you ever wanted to own a vineyard and make wine, but assumed that only wealthy people could afford this lifestyle? Perhaps more than once you’ve popped the cork on a great bottle of wine and thought,“this should be my name on the label.” For those of you whose Estate is not yet real, the opportunity to own a vineyard in an exciting region that’s ideally suited to winemaking is an affordable reality… and this entertaining and informative eBook will give you a first-hand tour.
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Moving
to Argentina - Picture a place where history and modernity transform a bountiful land into a paradise for those who are willing to simply come and experience a new life. Now picture yourself traveling there, to live, to settle, to experience all that such a place has to offer.
What once seemed remote - a dream worthy of another dreamer - came true for us and it can be yours too. With the Moving to Argentina E-Book you will have the answers you need to create your new life. The Moving to Argentina E-Book contains our detailed experience of moving to this spectaular country. For this E-book we've collected all of the valuable information we gained from our relocation that will help make your move as smooth as possible, and sprinkled the pages with the colorful details of our new life in Argentina.
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Escape
to Bariloche, Argentina - This is not a guidebook. THIS IS AN ESCAPE BOOK. This book, describing our family’s move to South America, is a kind of “how to” book for people thinking about moving to San Carlos de Bariloche, Queen City of Patagonia, Capitol of The Argentine Lakes District.
We are a family of three (sometimes four), who left the USA and found a beautiful place to live. We found overwhelming beauty in safety and peace. We are fine. All of the people telling us we were/are crazy to leave the safety of the USA are still complaining about the boredom and expense of their lives. We are fine… |
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Uruguay
for Retiring, Investing, or Just Good Living - Bordering the South Atlantic Ocean, Punta del Este has been South America´s premier beach resort for generations, with its well maintained beaches, exquisite restaurants, hotels, casinos, and events of every description. And perhaps the best part of Punta del Este is the extraordinary rental income you can generate on properties there, with many apartment owners getting high-season monthly rents of $6,500 and higher. |
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Articles
On Living In South America
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Housesitting
Our Way Through South America - When I first left the States in 1978 to live in San Miguel de Allende it was a complete revelation to me. Here were people like me, adventurers from all over the world who never quite felt at home at home. For the first time in my life I could breathe easily, drop the falseness and constricting political paranoia. As an actress and a writer I was respected instead of suspected! What a relief! |
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Venezuela: A Fine Romance - Lovely Merida, an old world city/town with a cosmopolitan feel, situated on a meseta, a flattened elongated “table” of rock about 5000 feet above sea level and flanked by mighty rivers.Looking off the edges of this mesa made me wonder - how are the houses clinging to that edge going to stay there for much longer? A game of roulette I would not be willing to play. |
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Buenos Aires: Nourishing the Body - A little known fact is that Argentina has world class Spas and Hot Springs, and they cost a fraction of what they cost in Europe or the United States. I had only visited the Spas and Hot Springs in Hot Springs, Arkansas before moving to Argentina. Ten years ago, a bath in the mineral waters followed by a one hour massage to relieve tired muscles cost US $100. This high cost is what kept me from visiting other Spas. |
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A Week in the American Southwest: A Shift in Attitude - The snake moved nonchalantly into a sparse thicket and disappeared. It was a small snake to be sure, but did this bush really have enough stalks to create such a thorough hideout? It seemed to draw in its tail and vanish completely. I too had been travelling, if not nonchalantly at least casually, in this Southwestern desert, and having been warned about rattlers and scorpions, had had my eyes to the ground, well, not entirely since the rolling landscape and bluish hills are so beautiful here that one simply has to admire them. |
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Peru: Property for a Pittance - From the ancient Incan cities to the depths of the Amazon rainforest, from the miles of sandy coastline to the jagged peaks of the Andes - Peru is a diverse, exciting, and historic country. Here you’ll also enjoy one of the lowest costs of living in Latin America - with property prices to match. |
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