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[Rhea]

[Rhea]

A rhea with its back to the camera in a specially constructed enclosure.

[Columnar basalt]

[Columnar basalt]

A cliff showing characteristic basalt columnar jointing. These are believed to be the basalt columns in Los Alerces National Park visited by KW on Christmas eve 1968 - see 'A Wider Sky' (Gomer, 1991) page 181.

[Cliff showing polygonal basalt columns]

[Cliff showing polygonal basalt columns]

A steep cliff showing columnar basaltic jointing. These are believed to be the basalt columns in Los Alerces National Park visited by KW on Christmas eve 1968 - see 'A Wider Sky' (Gomer, 1991) page 181.

[Small bird]

[Small bird]

A small bird perched in the upper branches of a tree silhouetted against the sky.

[Waterfall]

[Waterfall]

Looking up at a waterfall cascading over a small escarpment, Los Alerces National Park. See also 4690/195 & 4690/197-198 for other views of the same waterfall.

Native horses, Languineo

Native horses, Languineo

Five horses, all saddled, waiting for their riders to return.

On page 162 of 'A Wider Sky' (Gomer, 1991) Kyffin Williams recalls seeing horses standing patiently outside a bar at Languineo with huge saddles of sheepskin on their backs waiting for their Indian riders. Languineo is about 150 km from Esquel on the road to Gaiman. Slide 4690/292 is almost identical, though scratched.

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