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Texan turned Gaucho Pool Main house - side Pool at dawn

El Vinten Baradero

RN 9 between Baradero and Alsina, at 140 Kms Baradero, Province of Buenos Aires, Central Argentina, Argentina

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Pampas

A travel blog entry by mrandmrsmurrell

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We hired a car and visited two places in the Pampas. First we went to stay with Alda and Aidan, the aforementioned neighbours of Mr Murrell. They have a house on an estate which was previously a large cattle estancia, and has now been divided into plots for people to build their dream ranch houses on. There were communal tennis courts, pools, a polo field and a golf course, but the main activity was riding, and everyone kept horses ...

Cowboy up!

A travel blog entry by hegetage

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... argentinsk cowboy) kultur.

En god stillhet råder her, og her taes siestaen ut for fullt mellom ett og fem(!), som å skru tiden tilbake 100 år, bade av utseende & arkitektur, og menneskenes bedagelighet.

Gamle tradisjonelle håndtverker og mye kunst utspinnes fortsatt her, og butikker & verksteder ligger vegg i vegg i gamlebyen.
Vi innlosjerte oss midt i det historiske gamle senteret, på Hotel Paradores Draghi. Dette drives av mor, to døttre og sønn, som ...

Ride ´em cowboy

A travel blog entry by helen-sean

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El Dia del Tradicion - Guacho festival to you and me. A yearly event held in the pretty town of San Antonio de Areco. The guide books declare this week long fiesta a must see and as we have our resident horsewoman Ruby in tow its a must, must do. Today clashes with Buenos Aires` Gay Pride march, so we won`t be the only ones with a choice to make. Funny, several gauchos we meet tell us that all cowboys (but ...

My weekend

A travel blog entry by amandajoy

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Since I have all of this free time in bed because of my lack of voice, and desire to do anything else this weekend, I thought I would tell you all about my eventful Friday and Saturday.

This weekend I had four days to fill up with activities and fun! Thursdays I normally do not have class, but my Friday morning class was moved because we have a student day this coming Tuesday, and many of my classmates wanted to skip Friday's and Monday's classes to take a longer weekend ...

I kissed a Gaucho and I liked it

A travel blog entry by sarahlouisedean

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... cowboy whose life´s work is to man the Estancia (farm estate). This includes, working the land, rearing the animals from life to death, cooking, cleaning, maintaining exceptional horsey skills and being a bit of an all rounder (UK men take note).

Luckily for us the interminable rain did end the following day and with trepidation we set out for a nearby Estancia called La Cinacina. The place was muddy but ...

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