
More air traffic strangeness: a big circle back to approach MDV again after flying over the runway.

Zooming out, it’s clear that it did a detour as well. Why?
An inquisitive old fart with a camera
More air traffic strangeness: a big circle back to approach MDV again after flying over the runway.
Zooming out, it’s clear that it did a detour as well. Why?
Forget Alexa. Forget Siri. I glanced over and the oranges were spying on us.
34°46’35.54″S 55°44’32.14″W
Piedra Lisa, once a night club. Incredible noise all night in the summer. After hours of ear-splitting sound, people would walk drunkenly through the streets at 6 AM, singing loudly and badly or simply shouting conversations because they could barely hear. Trash containers overturned, plastic cups everywhere, people passed out in the dunes.
It then became a cooperative restaurant that did not last long.
It’s a shame the local government should simply let it go to waste (though someone did remove glass).
But I don’t miss the night club.
34°46’48.94″S 55°45’8.73″W
At the point I spotted these (I was trying to guess the height of a helicopter flying quite low), one was passing directly over the other at almost right angles. Why did they both detour to fly near Montevideo instead of going directly to São Paulo?
Game over for the little kids, I guess.
But of course: half a mattress appears in the middle of nowhere.
At one corner, an empty bottle, an action figure, and bicycle reflectors. I had been thinking about buying bicycle reflectors to help me back into our driveway at night, so I took those.
Later on in the walk, this. All a little…off.
…everything flash froze (-17.78°C), but just for a little bit.
Funny how I don’t remember it.
This is the lovely and scenic Solís Chico in Parque del Plata. My snapshots don’t do it justice. There are plenty of birds, and boats when it’s a little warmer. We were there recently for the 87th birthday of a friend with Alzheimer’s in a care home opposite. What a great location!
As we left, though, I couldn’t help but notice the distinctly different feel of the courtyard behind.