Bivouac <br> San José, Argentina <br>
05 Apr 2009
A border crossed over! <br> Posada, Argentina
05 Apr 2009
In Argentina, there are: ostriches, mate. <br> Behind the large cylinder is a hot water dispenser. <br><br> Corrientes, Argentina
06 Apr 2009
In the morning light fantastic <br> San José, Argentina
06 Apr 2009
The endless road, right, so long, so alone. To me the landscape and space! <br><br> Corrientes, Argentina
07 Apr 2009
The Gauchito Gil (literally &quot;Little Gaucho Gil&quot;) IS a legendary character of Argentina&#39;s popular culture. His full name WAS Mamerto Antonio Gil Núñez and He Was Allegedly born in the area of ​​Pay Ubre, Nowadays Mercedes, Corrientes, Possibly in the 1840s, and died on 8 January 1878. <br><br> more information at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gauchito_Gil <br><br> Corrientes, Argentina
07 Apr 2009
Ah, the proud gauchos! My dream! <br><br> Hacienda Los paso LibasA
08 Apr 2009
Argentine gaucho. <br> Hacienda Los paso LibasA <br>
08 Apr 2009
portrait of Gaucho &quot;cowboy&quot; Argentina. <br><br> Hacienda Los paso LibasA
08 Apr 2009
&quot;The 5 bastards&quot; <br><br> Paso de los LibasA, Argentina
09 Apr 2009
History: the famous mark is crossed 10,000 kms precisely this point. Great emotion. I earn a degree from the cyclo-vagabonds. <br><br> Libertad, Argentina
09 Apr 2009
Ever closer to nature, cycling <br><br> Sauce de Luna, Argentina <br>
11 Apr 2009
<br> Sauce de Luna, Argentina <br>
11 Apr 2009
Gauchos of fun to race with me. Finally they lend me their horses. What pride! <br> Sauce de Luna, Argentina <br>
11 Apr 2009
Ever closer to nature by bike <br><br> Sauce de Luna, Argentina <br>
11 Apr 2009
Reminiscent of Zorro and his general. <br><br> Sauce de Luna, Argentina <br>
12 Apr 2009
The country of Zorro <br><br> Los Zorros, Argentina <br>
16 Apr 2009
The Gauchito Gil (literally &quot;Little Gaucho Gil&quot;) IS a legendary character of Argentina&#39;s popular culture. His full name WAS Mamerto Antonio Gil Núñez and He Was Allegedly born in the area of ​​Pay Ubre, Nowadays Mercedes, Corrientes, Possibly in the 1840s, and died on 8 January 1878. <br><br> more information at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gauchito_Gil <br><br> I see on the road full of small houses. <br><br> Chucul, Argentina. <br>
17 Apr 2009
Mauro Perez, cyclo vagabond of Uruguay, a few years ago he travels to South America. This devil of a man cooking me a good 10 minutes to stew faith in the wind in the shelter of a small shop in Gaucho Gil. <br> My first encounter with a flyer rider. <br><br> Chucul, Argentina. <br>
17 Apr 2009
<br> Cycling as it is full ... water. 5L for the night, that should do it! <br><br> Rio Cuarto, Argentina <br>
18 Apr 2009

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