
Hikers at Purmamarca
Bits and pieces of landscapes, northern Argentina, March 2009.

El Palmar National Park

Cardon cactus, Amaicha del Valle

Termas de Reyes, Jujuy

Copina, Córdoba

Soybeans, ad infinitum

Purmamarca market

Purmamarca market

Purmamarca

Infiernillos, Tucuman

high desert, after late summer rains

On the road
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Great shots. Such a wonderful country.
Lots of beautiful places in Argentina! In how many of those pictured did you find L. humile?
Oh, how I love Argentina! Your wonderful photographs have sparked many memories. ¡Che, venÃ!
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James- only at El Palmar, and then, not very commonly. Copina, Termas de Reyes, and Infiernillos all hosted healthy populations of other species, though.