A cropped and cleaned-up screenshot of an email from Annette Nicoloff to Frank. The email expresses gratitude for a private food tour in Buenos Aires. Annette says they’ve taken many food tours over the years, but Frank’s was the best. She thanks him for his hospitality, for teaching them about Argentina’s food, history, and artists, and says that when they remember Buenos Aires, it will be because of him. The message is signed by Annette, Kris, Eric, and Marlene.

Four smiling tourists stand in front of the bronze equestrian statue of Giuseppe Garibaldi in Plaza Italia, Buenos Aires. The monument features Garibaldi on a rearing horse, with additional sculptural figures at the base. Behind them are mid-century apartment buildings under a bright blue sky with scattered clouds. A red backpack rests on the ground in front of the group. This statue is the original; a copy exists in Brescia, Italy.

A close-up of a lunch plate featuring grilled strip steak with mashed potatoes and mashed squash. To the side are small bowls of chimichurri and salsa criolla. The table is set in an outdoor dining setting with glasses of red wine, water bottles, and blurred diners in the background, creating a relaxed and social atmosphere. A bread basket is partially visible on the left.

Four smiling tourists sit on the stone steps of Plaza Italia in Buenos Aires, enjoying a traditional Argentine cocktail called a Garibaldi, made with orange juice and Campari. The drink is named after Giuseppe Garibaldi, the “Hero of Two Worlds,” whose statue stands nearby. The group is dressed in casual summer clothing, shaded by leafy trees, with city buildings and parkgoers in the background. A red backpack and water bottle rest at their feet.

Annette said my food tour was the best they've ever done. 😳
Big love to her crew for making my day—and reminding me why I do this. 💥
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