Patagonia is divided into Argentinean Patagonia and Chilean Patagonia.
This review is about Argentinean Patagonia.
I could have said this without repeating the word "Patagonia" so much, but you have no idea how sweet this name sounds on my tongue and my mind.
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Advantages: The awe-striking landscapes, the kindness of the people, the food... Disadvantages: None that I have experinced personally
Patagonia is divided into Argentinean Patagonia and Chilean Patagonia. This review is about Argentinean Patagonia.
I could have said this without repeating the word "Patagonia" so much, but you have no idea how sweet this name sounds on my tongue and my mind.
Patagonia! Patagonia Patagonia Patagonia.
Okay, enough!
The origin of the name "Patagonia" is not very clear. Some say it was derived from the Tehuelche's (natives of the region) moccasins' ... ...knows!
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Argentinean Patagonia covers the following southern regions of the beautiful land that is Argentina: part of the Río Negro, Chubut and Santa Cruz, all the way down to the Strait of Magellan.
Protected from Pacific storms by the Chilean Andes, it is usually referred to as arid to semi-arid. Although this is true, it makes it sound like a desert and that, it certainly is not! There ...
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