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Ruta 41 - weather
Ruta 41 - black necked swans
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Main image and 1st PiP are from 2010, the 2nd PiP is a scanned slide from 2000.
Ruta 41 - black necked swans
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Ruta 41 - black necked swans
Ruta 41 - challenging
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road conditions were sometimes a little bit challenging, driving with a Kangoo in 2000 ;-)) In the meantime there is a big sign at the northern entrance to Ruta 41: "Only 4 x 4". In 2010 and 2015 we respected this.
Ruta 41 - challenging
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Ruta 41 - lonesome biker
Ruta 41 - Zeballos sheep
Ruta 41 - Cerro Zeballos
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See PiP's for details of the volcanic remains below Cerro Zeballos (Pico Rojo, 2300 m). - scanned slide, Minolta X700 (main image)
Ruta 41 - rock sculptures
HFF Gauchos!
Ruta 41 - rock sculptures
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For scale look at the PiP's (my daughter in 2015).....
scanned slide, Minolta X700 (main image)
Ruta 41 - Rio Jeinemeni
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The Rio Jeinemeni is dividing Chile and Argentina. The green slopes and the little lonely Estancia are already Chilean land.
Ruta 41 - on the moon
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As you can see, the cars have improved a lot over the years from 2000 to 2010 and 2015, from visit to visit ;-)) - scanned slide, Minolta X700 (main image)
Ruta 41 - Zeballos land
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The road meanders through a beautiful and extremely lonesome landscape. The peak to the left is called "Zeballos" (about 2350 m), while the much higher mountain behind is the "real" Monte Zeballos (2743 m, only a little bit can be seen). The 1st PiP is from another trip in 2015, the 2nd from 2010. - scanned slide, Minolta X700
Ruta 41 - Pico Triangular Sur
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Pico Triangular Sur is the Andes mountain in the background (2588 m), situated on the border between Argentina and Chile. Rio El Zeballos flows below the nice geological formation. - scanned slide, Minolta X700
The two PiP's are photos made in 2015 from the same view point.
Ruta 41 - mind the weather forecast
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You should not enter this road with a bad weather forcast ;-) The "bridge" crosses a tributary to Rio El Zeballos. - scanned slide, Minolta X700
