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The four challenges of the Rapa Nui people

For: Gerardo Bartolomé (text and photos)
The four challenges of the Rapa Nui people
We arrived looking for sun and relaxation, but that was stronger than our desire to understand the intriguing past of this enigmatic island. And Anakena was where this story began with the arrival of the first thousand years ago Ariki
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Machu Picchu: Empire Stone

For: Gerardo Bartolomé (text and photos)
The view of the city surrounded by impressive and covered by dense jungle hills slopes can not be described with simple words. Before trying to do it, I prefer to incite the reader to visit this magical place.
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In the cradle of Patagonia

For: Gerardo Bartolomé
In the cradle of Patagonia
I looked at that plateau. I could not believe that there had been born in Patagonia. Sure ... I owe an explanation to the reader. Patagonia was born there but the myth of Patagonia as a wild and mysterious. I was in Puerto San Julian in the search, as always, of stories, anecdotes and wild. There, against the infinite blue of the Atlantic, are given both: history and nature.
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Puerto Hambre: Here was Spain
For: Gerardo Bartolomé (text and photos)

Puerto Hambre: Here was Spain
It seems incredible that more than 400 years in the South American continent boundary has installed a Spanish colony. Weeks or months of perilous navigation separating it from any other population from which supplies could. And thought no wonder that the place has become Puerto Hambre, neither more nor less than because the settlers died from hunger that ....
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Chapel Narbonne: the oldest house in Uruguay
For: Gerardo Bartolomé (text and photos)

One thing caught my attention: English naturalist claimed to have slept in a large house that was about a hundred years old when he passed by the place. Rare, because for the early eighteenth century had hardly Uruguay population and ranches of the time were of adobe.
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