Car accident in Libertador and Ocampo, 1922.
No airbags in evidence.
Historical pictures of Buenos Aires
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Hope the horse wasn't hurt.
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Airbags? No BRAKES in evidence!
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Strange looking thing.
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Impressive monument. It could be a (considerable) detour between BsAs and Mendoza....
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Lamb home delivery through the streets of Villa Devoto in 1938. As you can see in the picture, he delivered them alive to his customers.
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Hard to believe that was only 4 generations ago!
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How very sad! I wonder where he lives, how he gets groceries and supplies, whether he misses the company of other humans?
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Reminds me of Hiroshima after the bomb.
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You’re right. Something about those trees -
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The local cemetery in Rio Gallegos, overlooked by Nestor Kirchner's monolith.
The word, obscene springs to mind.
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I’ve never seen that before! It’s not photoshopped ?
What must Cristina have planned for herself ?
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I’ve never seen that before! It’s not photoshopped ?
What must Cristina have planned for herself ?
The first Argentine pyramid?
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Oh, we could have some fun with that!
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Buenos Aires, 1935. I love the Art Deco.
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Splinter
Moved the thread from forum Travels in Argentina to forum Argentina Chat. -
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An image 360 degrees of the interior of the Colon Theatre, build in the good old days. Not only for the aristocracy, as recent immigrants could afford a place in the higher places and enjoy Operas whose conductors were Toscanini, Furtwangler, Beecham, Busch, Boehm and other famous ones.
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This is Puerto Madero before it was developed, maybe taken sometime in the early 90s.
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