The stone sentinel of the Patagonian steppe

An epic journey across the plains to meet the Patagonian Andes. What do you call this huge stone? On the verge of what river is located? What group of settlers was a reference point on their long journey? The details of the story are the writer and traveler Gerardo Bartolomé. The next weekend, and VAP.

byGerardo Bartolomé

25 September, 2011

An epic journey across the plains to meet the Patagonian Andes. What do you call this huge stone? On the verge of what river is located? What group of settlers was a reference point on their long journey? The details of history is the writer and traveler Gerardo Bartolomé. The next weekend, and VAP.

byGerardo Bartolomé

Published September 25, 2011

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