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Latin America

forest444

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8. I'm with you. I've always liked chilly, desolate places. Semi-desertic if possible.

Reply to bemildred (Reply #7)

Tue Jan 26, 2016, 12:17 AM

Jan 2016

In my younger, wilder days I considered visiting the Falklands a number of times.

Quaint, seaside villages always appealed to me, and I've always gotten on very well with Brits personally. It's always reassuring to see what personal contact can accomplish, that online exchanges (even very friendly ones) just can't.

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Revenue sharing demand takes center stage at Peronist Governors' Summit in Argentina. [View all] forest444 Jan 2016 OP

No idea how things work, apparently. bemildred Jan 2016 #1

Alicia Kirchner's right in pointing out what Macri is doing, and why. Judi Lynn Jan 2016 #2

Santa Cruz is a lot like Wyoming, geographically and economically (ranching, fishing, and mining) forest444 Jan 2016 #3

Joyous blue intensity there on a clear day. That would be overwhelming in person. Judi Lynn Jan 2016 #4

Damn. nt bemildred Jan 2016 #5

San Juan (where the summit was held) isn't bad either. forest444 Jan 2016 #6

Yeah, I don't think there is any place on the planet I'd rather visit than Patagonia. bemildred Jan 2016 #7

I'm with you. I've always liked chilly, desolate places. Semi-desertic if possible. forest444 Jan 2016 #8

Deserts and mountains, life begins at 8000'. bemildred Jan 2016 #9