Hace mucho tiempo que no iba por esa zona (la última vez, creo que cuando tuve que ir a Ciudad Universitaria, a fines de los 90s) y es increíble lo mucho que ha cambiado (para bien). Muy lindo itinerario!
I am researching retiring to Beriloche. I currently live at 4,000' on the US/CA border, so it will actually be a milder climate (from my research) there than here, but I love snow, mountains and forests, and Beriloche seems to have a lot of this including a great ski resort (love to ski). I have been reading as much as I can and watching youtubes, but I still have lots of questions. Do you have suggestions on forums or other sources where I could get accurate answers about becoming an expat in Argentina (like a must do check list specific to Argentina) and in Beriloche specifically?
Hi! Thanks for reaching out. I can't be much help on this.. The only forum I know of is a Buenos Aires Expat Forum but I am not sure if they still exist. It MIGHT have specific answers for very specific topics. You've probably checked them out: baexpats.org/
Could you do a video on why the Argentine economy is so inflationary? Like could you explain it beyond politics and down to your impression of who or what attitude is the fundamental reason behind it? Thanks in advance.
Come on Brian: biking videos are too easy and a bit of a cop out. Anyone can strap a smartphone to their chest and pedal around town. Much preferred last year's little documentaries about life in and around BsAs. You're a great presenter and film editor and last year really showed off those skills. You don't have to fill up a weekly schedule by posting any old thing. Quality not quantity.
Hey Daryl! Point well taken, I too prefer the making a different style of video. .. I am having fun trying different things and others have mentioned that they enjoy seeing and hearing city life. In any case more and different videos coming soon. Cheers!
I enjoy both types of content. I'll be spending some time in that neck of the woods before long and appreciate seeing what the terrain like, particularly the surfaces on the roads and footpaths as it's an important factor for me, being a keen self-propelled commuter.
We miss your videos! Hope you're doing great over there, thanks for sharing Argentina with all of us! ❤
Gracias! Appreciate your kind words. I just posted a new video yesterday. Back into it. abrazos.
I moved to Sarasota last year. Riding my bicycle through BA is what I miss the most!
BA has great biking! Flat city, good weather. Etc. Good conditions for biking
Exelent content
What you filmed there is one of my biggest pleasures ever. I thank everytime I can do such a ride.
And thank you for sharing.
Hi German. Thanks for the kind words. Glad you enjoy the video. I love that bike ride.
Love your videos Brian. You're good at this. Id love to see more content from you. Keep em coming. 👍
i used to work in Vicente Lopez, good times biking and jogging along the coastal park. thanks for the video!
I love their riverside park and it gets such use.
Hace mucho tiempo que no iba por esa zona (la última vez, creo que cuando tuve que ir a Ciudad Universitaria, a fines de los 90s) y es increíble lo mucho que ha cambiado (para bien). Muy lindo itinerario!
Sunny days in buenos aires ❤️
love your content.
Qué lindo video!!
I am researching retiring to Beriloche. I currently live at 4,000' on the US/CA border, so it will actually be a milder climate (from my research) there than here, but I love snow, mountains and forests, and Beriloche seems to have a lot of this including a great ski resort (love to ski). I have been reading as much as I can and watching youtubes, but I still have lots of questions. Do you have suggestions on forums or other sources where I could get accurate answers about becoming an expat in Argentina (like a must do check list specific to Argentina) and in Beriloche specifically?
Hi! Thanks for reaching out. I can't be much help on this.. The only forum I know of is a Buenos Aires Expat Forum but I am not sure if they still exist. It MIGHT have specific answers for very specific topics. You've probably checked them out: baexpats.org/
Que paso con este canal che? Subias cosas copadas macho!! Saludos!!
Where are you Brian? Hope you're well. Would love to see more of your BsAs info.
Thank you amigo. Back now... and just posted a new video yesterday. Appreciate the support.
@@BrianBuenosAires Genial! Durante tu ausencia yo estuve 3 meses viviendo en Tres de Febrero. Me alegro de que hayas vuelto.
Nice bike!
What’s up brian? Im thinking of staying in BA for a couple month at the end of the year. Where do people look for rentals besides Airbnb?
Could you do a video on why the Argentine economy is so inflationary? Like could you explain it beyond politics and down to your impression of who or what attitude is the fundamental reason behind it? Thanks in advance.
Hello Bryan, have you been in BA to the World Cup celebrations ??
I was here for them.. It was amazing.
Hago el mismo recorrido pero al reves...(soy de Vicente Lopez). chiflame y lo hacemos algún dia. xd
Hey Brian what's up, what happened?
New video up today amigo. Back on it! Thanks for the support
Hello 👋
Do you do Consultations? Im considering Argentina and have some specific questions. I dont mind paying yoy for your time. Email? Thanks!
Working Boat Harbor?
I think your channel will do better talking about topics. You have a good style and engaging. Focus on getting to 100 videos with different topics.
Come on Brian: biking videos are too easy and a bit of a cop out. Anyone can strap a smartphone to their chest and pedal around town.
Much preferred last year's little documentaries about life in and around BsAs. You're a great presenter and film editor and last year really showed off those skills.
You don't have to fill up a weekly schedule by posting any old thing.
Quality not quantity.
Hey Daryl! Point well taken, I too prefer the making a different style of video. .. I am having fun trying different things and others have mentioned that they enjoy seeing and hearing city life. In any case more and different videos coming soon. Cheers!
@@BrianBuenosAires The work is good, so keep it up.
I enjoy both types of content. I'll be spending some time in that neck of the woods before long and appreciate seeing what the terrain like, particularly the surfaces on the roads and footpaths as it's an important factor for me, being a keen self-propelled commuter.
@@fumurph BsAs is great for cycling - pretty flat and a well developed and growing network of cyclepaths.
@@DarylBaines Thanks Daryl. I look forward to getting to know them.
You’ve been in Buenos Aires so long , but can’t pronounce it correctly 😳 🤔