lunes, 21 de julio de 2008

Riverside.


Another part of "Costanera" in the background the San Roque Gonzales Bridge, and ahead the Monument of Malvinas.

martes, 15 de julio de 2008

Roundabout in the riverside.

The rounabout in the intersection of Costanera Ave and Roque Perez Ave, and in the background the old port of Posadas.

miércoles, 2 de julio de 2008

Costanera Jorge Kemerer.


The entrance to Costanera Jorge Kemerer and its intersection of Roca Ave.
This riverside is the most touristic place in Posadas, here you can fin a nice place to walk, play differents sports or why not drink a tasteful "mate".
I hope that you enjoy it.
P.D: soon more photos of this very nice place.

domingo, 29 de junio de 2008

Mate.


This is the 6 feet Mate to the entrance to "Galeria del Mate", is pretty curious see a giant mate, mate is an infusion of herb called literally "yerba mate" with hot water of course, is very common in Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay, here in Misiones usually it drinks bitter and in Buenos Aires it drink with sugar, I personally preffer sweet with a orange skin, is very tasty, of course with A Bollo.

viernes, 27 de junio de 2008

Blosset Village.


This is a traditional neighbourhood in the north of Posadas, here is the Sarmiento st. barely the Riverside (Costanera Ave.), and in the background the San Roque Gonzales bridge, between Posadas (Argentina) and Encarnacion (Paraguay).

jueves, 26 de junio de 2008

Welcome to Posadas.



Well, this is the "rotonda" the entrance to Posadas, in the intersections of route 12 a.k.a Quaranta Ave and Uruguay ave.
I wish post this pictures before, but sinceraly I don´t have it yet.
About this pics, my uncle took these shots over a truck crane.
I hope that enjoy it.

sábado, 21 de junio de 2008

Railroroads.


Well, this is the rails of the Urquiza train in the outsides of Posadas, like you see, the abandoned state of the entire sistem is absolut. And now the goverment want to make the High speed train. Sinceraly I think, first have to get better the actually railroads system.
What do you think?