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         		 All those curves: by chris_and_dusk, Views[386]
         		 Ski ramp over the road: by chris_and_dusk, Views[418]
         		 The chairlift: by chris_and_dusk, Views[336]
         		 Of 29: by chris_and_dusk, Views[352]
     
    The border station between Chile and Argentina: by chris_and_dusk, Views[314]
         		 Puente del Inca: by chris_and_dusk, Views[252]
         		 Church at Puente del Inca: by chris_and_dusk, Views[293]
         		 Chris relaxing at a micro brewery: by chris_and_dusk, Views[233]
         		 Biking between wineries: by chris_and_dusk, Views[253]
     
    We did what the sign told us to do: by chris_and_dusk, Views[242]
         		 Big wine barrels: by chris_and_dusk, Views[263]
         		 Some baby birds: by chris_and_dusk, Views[225]
         		 Zip lining: by chris_and_dusk, Views[228]
         		 Zip lining: by chris_and_dusk, Views[211]
     
    Rafting near Mendoza: by chris_and_dusk, Views[184]
         		 Church in Salta: by chris_and_dusk, Views[218]
         		 Mountain biking on the outskirts of Salta: by chris_and_dusk, Views[241]
         		 On the way to Salta: by chris_and_dusk, Views[197]
         		 Waiting for the bus in San Pedro: by chris_and_dusk, Views[196]
     
    Sunset at Valley of the moon: by chris_and_dusk, Views[262]
         		 What happened most of the time: by chris_and_dusk, Views[243]
         		 Me looking like I knew what I was doing: by chris_and_dusk, Views[204]
         		 Chris....pro sand boarder: by chris_and_dusk, Views[255]
         		 the long trudge up the sand dune: by chris_and_dusk, Views[266]
     
    WELCOME ON BOARD The beach was almost empty but the boards were for rent all year around. I hesitated to try to ride one, I was working and couldn’t really afford to break a leg. The beach was highly lighted so the brave ones were able to ride the boards by night. : by pablomorgavi, Views[417]
         		 TO KITE OR NOT TO KITE After a rainy day, I was glad it stopped, so I wonder around a little more. Andres, the “winged guy”, was not glad with the weather getting better, he needed the wind to take off and practice Kite. He was undecided, the wind was coming and going and he didn’t want to go deep inside and not be able to come back. : by pablomorgavi, Views[381]
         		 SAUDADE Santos has the biggest port in South America and you can see ships going back and forth in the beaches nearby. I looked over these women who where staring at the sea for a long period of time, not moving. As I stare at the distance, I wonder what these women were looking for. Grandmother, mother and daughter were standing still. The little girl was moving her hand, playing with the wind in her dress. Perhaps they were waiting for that ship, the one that brings back a loved one. That day I started to understand the unstranslatable word “saudade” they use in Brazil. : by pablomorgavi, Views[625]
         		 THE PELÉ TO BE Taking a long walk at the beach, I sat to rest near a group of children playing soccer that caught my eye, specially this one with red shorts. Being aware that soccer is as bigger as religion here (like from I come from too) and also knowing Pele “O Rei do Futebol / The King of Soccer” played many years at Santos Soccer Club, I watched amazed on how it felt like his feet was magnetized to the ball. : by pablomorgavi, Views[379]
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    The way to the indigenous communities is long and exhausting, hot and difficult. The vegetation goes from non-existant to overwhelming in every turn of the dusty trail. This is, quite clearly, one of the overwhelming stretches.: by santavictoriaeste, Views[318]
         		 Upon arrival at one of the communities, you realize that living in the same country doesn't really matter here. This is a whole new world, and you're not from it. All eyes are on you. You could just as well be from outer space. Candy, however, is a universal language. Kids love lollipops, but we will not hand them out again after realizing that dental cavities could never be treated here. The Spider-man t-shirt talks not only about globalization. It's also saying 'these clothes have come from charity'.: by santavictoriaeste, Views[352]
         		 The Pilcomayo river, which separates Argentina from Bolivia and Paraguay, should run vigorously through this very spot. Instead, it's just a tiny stream to the left during most of the year, leaving behind this desert wasteland haunted by dirt storms. The surreal feel of the place is completed by the seemingly identical girls and their furiously red skirts. As with all the indigenous women of the region, talking to them only made them giggle as a result of shyness. With time and patience, they'll reveal a huge, rich world of hopes buried deep within them.: by santavictoriaeste, Views[1255]
         		 A lovely Wichi family let us into their lives for a whole afternoon. Their two young boys' curiosity and warmth clashed with the general state of decay and apathy exhibited by the look of their house. What's striking is not that they own very few things: It's that all of them are lying around in the dirt.: by santavictoriaeste, Views[330]
         		 In a humble shack, an elder sits quietly on the side, watching some kids play while the women knit. I was glued to his expression for a while before I took a quick picture and approached him.: by santavictoriaeste, Views[321]
     
    The children guarani - Mbya: by misiones, Views[475]
         		 The Guaraní - Mbya: by misiones, Views[271]
         		 Spider: by misiones, Views[251]
         		 Forest reserva yabotí: by misiones, Views[332]
         		 River Paradise -Canoi: by misiones, Views[516]
     
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