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1571-47.jpg Figs - one of the three Biblical fruits grown in the Cuyo region |
1572-43.jpg Plums |
1572-49.jpg Finca Torrecilla Hno |
1573-55.jpg Finca Los Alamos 1830 |
1575-44.jpg Finca Los Alamos 1830 |
1575-67.jpg Finca Los Alamos 1830 |
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1576-46.jpg Finca Los Alamos 1830 |
1576-68.jpg Fishing club Reyuno |
2034-66.jpg Panorama of south east Mendoza |
2034-71.jpg sidewalk Cafe in San Rafael |
2035-46.jpg Rock Formation El Hongos - San Rafael Rio Atuel region |
2035-51.jpg A walking bridge over the rapids of Rio Atuel |
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2035-54.jpg Dique Valle Grande as viewed from below |
2035-57.jpg Embalse Valle Grande |
2035-62.jpg Looking down from the Dique Valle Grande to below |
2035-65.jpg The famous submarine of the embalse in Valle Grande |
2035-69.jpg A gorge left waterless after the hydroelectric project was implemented |
2036-44.jpg Vineyards of Bianchi |
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2036-50.jpg Traditional road side produce vendor |
2036-56.jpg Fishing a traditional sport in the turbulent rapids of Rio Atuel |
2036-58.jpg Camping a favorite summer pastime along the Rio Atuel |
2036-59.jpg Virgen del Valle |
2036-61.jpg Fishing in Embalse Valle Grande |
2036-65.jpg A view of Valle Grande and a distant disco only reached by boat |
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2036-67.jpg A view outward from one of the tunnels in the road that winds along Rio Atuel from San Rafael to El Nihuil |
2036-68.jpg Camping a favorite summer pastime along the Rio Atuel |
2036-71.jpg The moute of the Embalse Valle Grande |
2037-44.jpg A traditional view of the submarine |
2037-47.jpg Rock formations from wind an water - Los Alfajores |
2037-48.jpg A cactus |
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2037-53.jpg The chair of Rivadavia - El sillon de Rivadavia rock formation |
2037-54.jpg Pine tree bosque rock formations - Bosques de coniferas |
2037-57.jpg Rock Formation - El Buho |
2037-59.jpg Dique El Nihuil - viewed from below |
2037-62B.jpg Embalse El Nihuil - vast expanse water reserve |
2037-66.jpg The devils throat |
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2037-69.jpg Iglesia Christo Rey - exterior front in El Nihuil |
2037-70.jpg Iglesia Christo Rey - interior front in El Nihuil |
2038-52.jpg Walkway on Dique En Nihuil |
2038-53.jpg Water rushing from the turbines of Dique Hydroelectric El Nihuil |
2038-61.jpg Los Reyunos as viewed from the famous tunnel |
2038-62.jpg A house boat at Club Los Reyunos |
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2038-68.jpg The tree lined street leaving San Rafael |
2038-69.jpg The entrance to San Rafael, a canal made of traditional stone and the entrance sign symbolizing the 17 districts and the significance of the grape to their livelihood |
2038-70.jpg Exterior view Cathedral San Rafael Arcangel |
2039-42.jpg The road to & light house at Embalse El Nihuil |
2039-68A.jpg Los Reyunos as viewed from the famous tunnel |
2040-44.jpg The mountain road to the west to Los Reyunos and beyond |
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2040-47A.jpg Club Los Reyunos - a classic view |
2040-64.jpg Champanera Bianchi - an expansive exterior view |
2040-66.jpg A traditional sight along the roads - a produce an salame vendor |
2045-58.jpg Nightime in San Rafael - the street corner cafe |
2045-63.jpg Nightlife in San Rafael |
2045-68.jpg Mainstreet at night in San Rafael |
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2045-69.jpg Nightlife in San Rafael |
2045-71.jpg Nightlife in San Rafael |
2046-42.jpg The people of San Rafael like their bicycles and the morning comute is a typical scene |
2046-43.jpg Stainless steel tanks of fermenting champagne at Bianchi |
2046-46B.jpg Details of stacked barrels of ageing wine at Bianchi |
2046-62.jpg Seemingly endless rows of barrels of vintage wine |
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2046-68.jpg Bottles in the display & tasting room |
2047-41.jpg Row of barrels of vintage wine |
2047-46.jpg Antique processing eqipment |
2047-46B.jpg Antique processing eqipment |
2047-48.jpg Roses at the head rows |
2047-53.jpg The Bianchi form of growing grapes |
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