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On a Windy Hill We toured around Plaza Huincul, which flourished in the arid and desolate scenery of the Neuquén plateau as a result of oil exploitation. |
On a Windy Hill |
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One Day Close to the Dam Ideal to spend a day outdoors, the Arroyito Dam displays a singular picture created by nature and by human intelligence. |
One Day Close to the Dam |
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The Limay, for Anglers This is an invitation to see some of the nooks of the Limay, one of the most important rivers in the great valley, where good specimens of brown and rainbow trout may be found. |
The Limay, for Anglers |
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Vestiges from the Cretaceous We went on a getaway to Villa El Chocón to see the paleonthological treasures hidden in the high plateau. |
Vestiges from the Cretaceous |
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“Green Grass” and Dinosaurs That was the nickname given to Carmen Funes, one of the pioneers in this high plateau. The museum bearing her name today displays the main paleontological show in the region. |
“Green Grass” and Dinosaurs |
Approximately 65 million years ago, a large percentage of vegetables and animals suddenly became extinct. It was in the late Cretaceous period and there are various theories about it. Some scientists attribute this event to a gradual process that finally led to selective extinction. Others assert that a catastrophe, such as an asteroid hitting the Earth, caused these species mass extinction.
These sports are considered adventure travel par excellence. Extreme ski consists of going down quite a steep mountain with nothing but your skis. People practicing this activity have to use this technique in its maximum expression, giving priority to safety rather than to downhill speed.