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Bereft A life size marble figure scatters flower petals on the tomb of a...
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Door to Eternity This elegant bronze doorway set within a simple polished granite facade is an...
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Spiders in the tomb Many of Recoleta's tombs are regularly cleaned and maintained. Others are...
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Alive and well at Recoleta Just beyond the gates of Recoleta Cemetary stands a spectacularly...
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La Boca: Buenos Aires' artists at work When Italian immigrants, particularly sailors from Genoa, settled in...
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Cat of La Boca Good luck comes to those who work at it. After shooting several...
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Framed by La Boca's colors Even the industrial buildings are painted in vivid colors in Buenos...
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Tango Souvenirs, La Boca The La Boca district of Buenos Aires has its share of tacky souvenir...
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At play in La Boca La Boca has artists and tourists, but it also has children and families, much...
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Gaucho Country Just outside of Buenos Aires is gaucho country. With his signature...
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Argentine Barbeque Argentina is famous for it's beef. Millions of Angus and Hereford cattle...
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Tango, Estancia Santa Susana Argentine dancers demonstrate the Tango to visitors at Estancia Santa Susana.
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Gaucho dance, Estancia Santa Susana An Argentine gaucho and his partner perform a vigorous folk dance at the...
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Gauchos, Estancia Santa Susana This pair of gauchos patiently posed for a portrait at the bar of the...
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Dinner time, Estancia Santa Susana Two of the many horses raised and trained at Estancia Santa Susana share some...
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Roundup, Estancia Santa Susana A gaucho rounds up a group of the horses and lead them to pasture.
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Retiro Train Station, Buenos Aires Buenos Aires depends on it's public transportation system to move...
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Calle Florida's pedestrian mall Calle Florida has been rebuilt as pedestrian shopping street. Its hundreds of...
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Argentine leatherwear Buenos Aires may have more leather shops than any other city. They are...
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Detail, from Naval Center's bronze doors Portenos are passionate about art, ranging from the great bronze doors of the...
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Detail, San Martin monument Jose San Martin, known as El Liberatador, reappears on a statue or...
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A broken sword: metaphor for Argentina? The broken sword on this statue of a revolutionary war soldier on San Martin...
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Buenos Aires: Life in the parks The country's deepening financial crisis has made it more...
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Argentina, 2003 The base of the monument to Argentina's independence in the Plaza...
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A closing shot, New Years Day, 2003 As our trip drew to a close in Buenos Aires, the rain clouds lifted...
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