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December 20th 2005

Published: January 1st 2006

Some things can never be forgiven. Never. When it comes to the issue of the many deaths that occured during the Malvenas conflagration, whilst I have no historical knowledge to draw on I am quite prepared to persuade myself that the wonderfully moral and righteous British Democracy is at least as culpable as the murderous dictatorship that ruled Argentina at the time. Johnny Foreigner invading our... Read Full Entry

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1st January 2006

Gerry Aitken
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Beautiful photos!

2nd January 2006

nicemittens
Kate Forrest

I second the above comment. Amazing!

3rd January 2006

robino
Robin Hoffman

amazing photos! Is is your photography or is the place that amazing?

3rd January 2006

Christina a german downunder
A German Downunder

Awesome awesome photos!!!! You must have a great camera!

3rd January 2006

Claire
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Cant wait to get there
Loved the photos. Unfortunately the supply of veggies in Argentina doesnt really improve wherever you go, try asking for your steak en punto (I think!) and it may not be so overcooked but there´s no guarantee. Feliz año!

3rd January 2006

keshi
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amazing
wow mr sausage your photos are amazing.

4th January 2006

deleted_10717
deleted_10717

Fantastic Photos
I havn't heard much about travelling in Argentina. But your photos make me feel like discovering this country!

4th January 2006

Deep
Joydeep Mutsuddi

Way too cool
Amazing pictures - great play of light and depth. Source of envy about you having been there in person and one of pride to have seen it through your eyes - wonderful!

4th January 2006

Macaya
non-member comment

Sugerencia
Creo que esta bien, pero si vas hacia aya, no puedes perderte pasar a chile, es muy bonito y impresionante, alternan los dos paises puede se run viaje exelente. VIVA CHILE!!!

7th January 2006

Americano
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great pictures!
your pictures make me want to travel EVERYWHERE! Are you a professional or is this just a hobby you're extremely good at?!?

10th December 2007

barrygahan
Barry

Just a thought...
Should you really be writing about (and hence encouraging others) crossing no-entry signs and wandering off path in the National Park. I don't want this to sound like I'm on my high-horse here, but from what we've seen in Argentina, many of the paths and parks have been ruined by irresponsible trekkers who ignore these signs. Other than that, I think your blog is excellent - great descriptions and fantastic photos.

8th November 2009

ale aimar
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vry good for posting this beautiful photos

10th May 2011

Beata and Tomek
us At Home Abroad

wow that is amazing photo ;-) well done

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