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    The way of the horse, cattle farming and Gaucho traditions are ingrained so deeply within them. Spurs help the farm worker inside the farm to control new or wild horses.: by kenchi, Views[1527]
         		 Traditional Argentine cowboy
         		 Farm workers work with the farm owners who visit from surrounding cities with the same passion for the land and the animals.: by kenchi, Views[839]
         		 Ever expansive flatlands
         		 Argentina is world renowned for its beef obsession. New beef calves wait to be branded before being separated from their mothers.: by kenchi, Views[1014]
     
    The square in the end of Caminito is a sparkling of colors and activities - young people weave necklaces, men knead leather and share a good mate, artists show their works and students laugh in the sun. With the time all of them leave that place, and the geometry of the square accompanies the quiet of the silence.: by meghilila, Views[445]
         		 Pablo, friend of Rosa, was born in la Boca, grew up in there and very rarely left it. Busy with continuing his father's work drawing his Boca on mate's that the tourists in the night would have taken to their hotels kilometers away from there, he watches his days go by, all of them similar to each other - the engravings on the shining mate's with no schedules nor end, the smoke, and the life-telling stories with his friends of the harbor. : by meghilila, Views[459]
         		 Getting lost in the streets of Buenos Aires' former harbor, la Boca, I meet Rosa. Rosa, from Tucumàn, running away from a violent husband, arrives in wide Buenos Aires, and gets married with Miguel, from la Boca. From an internal to an external violence, there she found violence and difficulties, too, that seem to vanish only during the day, in the shade of the tourists of Caminito. Rosa spends her winter days on Caminito's benches, sipping mate and observing tourists walking in what - for them - is a colorful neighborhood. For her, a night prison.: by meghilila, Views[590]
         		 José lights up the streets, he plays for himself but mostly for the turists. He does not live here, but it’s like he belongs to Boca – he arrives in these streets in the morning, very early, he watches the district waking up, and in the evening he leaves it only for few hours. This is his corner, between the square and the inns where he leaves a story at the end of the day, while sharing a glass of wine offered with pleasure by the ones who have enjoyed his music, the whole day. He lives a life in between-not really belonging to Boca, but neither to the distant city of Buenos Aires.: by meghilila, Views[438]
         		 La Boca-not really a neighborhood of Buenos Aires, but a city within the city. A world of immigrants, a perfect mix of cultures, of European and native features that have been transmitted through time and have created micro-worlds. Joaquin lives in the streets of this world of the worlds, and after walking through them with him for a while, he plays with me and hides himself inside his Boca.: by meghilila, Views[403]
     
    All that's left: by closedharbor, Views[484]
         		 On the verge of oblivion: by closedharbor, Views[530]
         		 Life springs up in solitude: by closedharbor, Views[510]
         		 by mireille, Views[483]
         		 by mireille, Views[492]
     
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         		 Bs As is famous by its protests. This one demands justice for victims of arson: by out_there, Views[629]
         		 100 years-old wooden wagon. These old trains were replaced by new ones in 2013: by out_there, Views[649]
     
    Detail of grave @ Recoleta Cemetery, famous because of celebrities buried there: by out_there, Views[596]
         		 Wooden house formerly owned by an argentinian president, with a glass protection: by out_there, Views[636]
         		 Entrance of the zoo (Buenos Aires) with a bolivian child sitting on the right.: by out_there, Views[719]
         		 After a fairly vertical section of hiking, and a bit of patience, the cloud cover finally lifted and we were treated to El Chalten's best view - the Fitzroy Range.: by caitlinlouise, Views[527]
         		 As a lover of horses, nature, and all things beautiful, I have a hard time describing how perfect this picture is to me. While hiking back from Upsala Glacier, a herd of wild horses suddenly thundered over a nearby ridge. Such is the nature of Patagonian Argentina - beautiful and free! : by caitlinlouise, Views[946]
     
    El Chalten provides you with a plethora of glaciers flowing from the giant Southern Patagonian Ice Field (Hielo Sur) that are within a day's hike. This tree frames a hiker looking and glaciers Adele and Grande.: by caitlinlouise, Views[591]
         		 Taken from atop a horse as we rode along Lago Argentino with the Andes in the distance. After the ride, I wasn't allowed to leave until I'd shared homemade bread and matte with the family organizing the rides: by caitlinlouise, Views[513]
         		 The picture was taken along the hike to Fitzroy in El Chalten. The cloud cover hung over the mountains and glaciers, hiding the view until later in the day. The water in the stream is clean glacier runoff and the most delicious you'll ever taste! I took this shot while filling up my bottle.: by caitlinlouise, Views[542]
         		 A long waiting allows me to photograph this maguari stork, which was taking care of its young pigeon. : by pampaswildlife, Views[544]
         		 Aproximately the 1% of central wetlands of Argentina is preserved. The turkey vulture is typical specie of this environment.: by pampaswildlife, Views[678]
     
    Several species of these wetlands are migratory. Plumbeous rail is one of the most colorful.: by pampaswildlife, Views[596]
         		 The increasing agriculture threatens wetlands of Buenos Aires province, Argentina, which are nesting places of several species like this Brown-hooded gull. : by pampaswildlife, Views[684]
         		 Wetlands of the Argentinean Pampas are reproduction places of snail kite. : by pampaswildlife, Views[595]
         		 By the end of the day, the boys father looks proud of his and his family labor.: by boslok, Views[692]
         		 New generations embrace tradition and present with equal respect.: by boslok, Views[754]
     
    Neighbors from a near junkyard gather over an old bus to watch the rodeo.: by boslok, Views[798]
         		 Ramiro's elder brother (Juan) is having a rough rodeo today. Best luck next time: by boslok, Views[698]
         		 Meet Ramiro. Don't be fooled by his size, this young Gaucho rides like a pro.: by boslok, Views[772]
         		 Calmness of the night.: by vvone, Views[843]
         		 Dagobah in Argentina.: by vvone, Views[683]
     
    Drawing in his free time. To see JPM's art: http://www.behance.net/juanpmassa: by vvone, Views[1268]
         		 This one is to hear along with Johnny Cash.: by vvone, Views[658]
         		 Long live the butterflies.: by vvone, Views[633]
         		 The seen. Just talking in the Botanical Garden of Buenos Aires.: by vvone, Views[660]
         		 The unseen. Inside a slum.: by vvone, Views[739]
     
    Crossroads. Danger. Train.: by vvone, Views[729]
         		 Wait to fly. Pidgeons on an angel's wing at Parque Centenario.: by vvone, Views[716]
         		 A road sign warns about the guanacos in Patagonia.: by zulufriend, Views[379]
         		 Rain falls as we travelled through Patagonia.: by zulufriend, Views[341]
         		 The road gets behind as we travel in Patagonia.: by zulufriend, Views[364]
     
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