hélicoptère armée de l'air "Tigre"
Purple tassel-flowers
On a cliff edge track from Shimbrety to Idega Arbi
Descending from Shimbrety towards Idega Arbi
Grass - Shimbetry to Idega Arbi
Descending to Idega Abri from Shambrety
Descending to Idega Abri from Shambrety
Flowers - Descending to Idega Abri from Shambrety
Descending to Idega Abri from Shambrety
Flower Descending to Idega Abri from Shambrety
Gheralta area
Church interior in the Gheralta area of Tigray
Church interior in the Gheralta area of Tigray
Church interior in the Gheralta area of Tigray
On the way to the rock churches near Gheralta
View from the escarpment in the Gheralta area of T…
Inside the rock church near Gheralta, Tigray
Church interior in the Gheralta area of Tigray
Outside the rock church near Gheralta, Tigray
Outside the rock church near Gheralta, Tigray
Tigray landscape
View from outside the rock church near Gheralta
Euphorbia near church in Gheralta area
Grasshoppers in the Tigray area.
Broomrape (Orobanche)
Cliff with rock church new Gheralta
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Argentina - Tigre, Arroyo Santa Rosa
The little town of Tigre - 30 km northwest of Buenos Aires - is located on the edge of the immense delta of the Paraná River, also known as the Islas del Paraná. It was already a small harbour town around 1770, but it was not until the early 1800s that it was given a village centre and from 1880 the wealthy inhabitants of Buenos Aires spend their weekends and holidays and built beautiful mansions.
Nowadays it's still a place where many of Buenos Aires' residents love to come and relax for the day. Tigre is also famous for its rowing clubs and regattas. Most of the clubs are housed in stately clubhouses. In the town you can still taste the atmosphere of the past with all those elegant buildings.
The delta - about 26,000 km2 - consists of about a hundred small rivers with many islands in between. Where these are not too swampy, the porteño's (residents of Buenos Aires) have built holiday homes, with a jetty or on poles. The village was originally named Las Conchas after a local river, but became popularly known as 'Tigre' in the 19th century. Tigre was also the name of a stream and is thought to derive from the tigres (jaguars) seen in the area when it was first settled. In 1952, the name of the village was officially changed to Tigre.
We visited the area on a public riverboat (PiP1), made a walk around one of the island with lush flora and fauna and had a lunch in one of the restaurants.
Nowadays it's still a place where many of Buenos Aires' residents love to come and relax for the day. Tigre is also famous for its rowing clubs and regattas. Most of the clubs are housed in stately clubhouses. In the town you can still taste the atmosphere of the past with all those elegant buildings.
The delta - about 26,000 km2 - consists of about a hundred small rivers with many islands in between. Where these are not too swampy, the porteño's (residents of Buenos Aires) have built holiday homes, with a jetty or on poles. The village was originally named Las Conchas after a local river, but became popularly known as 'Tigre' in the 19th century. Tigre was also the name of a stream and is thought to derive from the tigres (jaguars) seen in the area when it was first settled. In 1952, the name of the village was officially changed to Tigre.
We visited the area on a public riverboat (PiP1), made a walk around one of the island with lush flora and fauna and had a lunch in one of the restaurants.
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Thank you very much for sharing and also for the excellent information note, Jaap
Merci pour vos visites
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Thank you for the detailed information.
I well remember this place, Jaap. Thanks for the beautiful remembrances.
Nora Caracci club has addedAnd you got very good pictures!
I congratulate you, Jaap !!!
Jaap van 't Veen club has replied to Gabriel HernanWünsche noch einen schönen Tag,ganz liebe Grüße Güni :))
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