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After a generous sample of the guide´s cognac, Robert effortlessly demonstrates the little known “head first” technique of snowshoeing…
Dulcie, however, favoured the more traditional “upright” posture and was first back to the lodge to take first place in the “speed eating” competition during the chocolate fondue.
I´ve decided to forgive Argentina for all the footballing attrocities of the past because I have tasted my first Argentinian steak. I knew we were in for a treat when the cutlery in the restaurant resembled Rambo´s hunting knife and the centre of the restaurant was like a butchers shop. I ordered the most expensive steak on the menu (30 pesos – about five quid) and was served the hugest steak ever which was accompanied by two more steaks – delicious. We also discovered how to insult Argentinians; for a mild insult, ask for your steak well done (as per Dulcie), but to really annoy them, say you´re vegetarian.
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