Friday, October 16, 2009

Motor Home before the Vandals...

Tagged Vintage Camper Van near the National Congress Building in Buenos Aires, Argentina
There is this mysterious vintage camper van on the Plaza de los Dos Congresos, just a stone's throw away from the Argentine National Congress. I was always curious about the "what and why" of its presence, apart from parking. Is it a form of political protest, a camper who will not leave until his/her problem is solved in Congress? Protesters are pretty common on this plaza, either as single demonstrators or in groups. But maybe the van was just left to rot and gather more rust. Anyway, it obviously has become sort of a message board with all the graffiti tags on it. If you know more about it leave me a comment. Well, not on the bus of course. (;

11 comments:

R.Ferrari said...

Belo registro. Gosto de carros antigos. Gosto também de ônibus. Linda foto.

Julie said...

Golly something like that here in Australia close to our Parliament would be surrounded and moved within the hour.

B SQUARED said...

It sure wouldn't last long here.

Luis Gomez said...

How long has it been there? It is kind of cool that it has not been moved. I like the photo.

Brenda's Arizona said...

I wonder if it just has a good parking spot? Or does a congress person live in it, avoiding the rental cost of living quarters?

magicpolaroid said...

hello, how are u?
great sho, Im honest, like this motor home...
Luis

Three Rivers, Michigan said...

I think you should go spray paint "buenosairesperception.blogspot.com" on the bus, then take another picture! :-)

http://threeriversdailyphoto.blogspot.com

Lowell said...

Sorry, I somehow missed this one...what an old wreck. Can't imagine why it would be parked there for any length of time...

Andreea said...

Amazing that the police didn't tow it by now. Maybe there is some kind of protest and they were just taking a lunch break? :)

Prospero said...

Effective protestation.

peenkfrik said...

Voices on unlikely places get more attention so this could be why they have it all over the bus.