A typical tree from the Pampas, the ombu, which in fact is not a tree. Its wood is very soft so the only usefulness known to man is that it gives shadow.

The river, Rio De La Plata. It is, as far as I know, the widest river in the world. On the other side there's Uruguay, but I thing it's more than 200 kilometers away. The Spanish conquerors thought it was a brown sea with non salty water. 

Argentinean Post Office at Aeroparque.  

Getting close to the entrance of Aeroparque.  

The entrance to the first parking lot.  

Taxi cabs in Buenos Aires are black with a yellow ceiling.  

Typical taxis formation.  

This "temporary sidewalk" has been here for years... It connects the airport with the secord parking lot, terminal sur.  

A little park in front of Aeroparque, next to the river.  

The exit of the parking lot, people pay at those windows (far away).  

Another typical choripan cart.  

This guy with wings is a conmemoration of the flight of the Plus Ultra, and hydroplane that flew to Buenos Aires from Spain it the 30's (very risky thing).  

Avenida Costanera. That long dock belongs to the Club de Pescadores, the fishermen's club.  

Well, well, well, look what I found. This plane says "Republica Argentina" and doesn't belong to an airline. This is the presidential plane, called Tango 01, the T-01. ("Tango" is the name for the letter T in aeronautic language. It was chosen as the most known word at the moment beginning with the letter "T". Since tango is from here the presidential plane was called Tango 01)

A little Air Force plane. 

I just LOVE this ad campaign. They show a white spot hanging from a rope and the shadow on the back tell you it's a t shirt... You can't actually see the t shirt because it is SO white that it blendes with the background white wall. (It's from a clothes soap).  

Years ago a plane crashed at take off... It belonged to the LAPA airline. Many people died. The statue says: They didn't fall, they died.  

Club de Pescadores.  

Aeroparque. The little Air Force plane is ready for taking off.  

Avenida Costanera.