Cordoba is famous for its mountainous landscapes and its numerous rivers, I can confirm that the experience of bathing in these rivers always depends on which river it is and the location it has. Whenever we visit this province we always try to discover new places to camp, spend the day, sunbathe and get into the river. On the route we made a short stop at one of the most beautiful rivers we have visited, the Yuspe River.

It's great to have a camera again, it is a friend's camera and I will have it for at least 10 days, so I will take advantage of what I can according to the available time I have. Yesterday I was taking a small walk through the streets of Palermo Soho, beautiful buildings, aesthetically interesting streets, green areas, parks and avenues. We can start describing the first photo or maybe I leave it to the perception of each person?

Definitely one of my favorite places in the city, only one block from Florida Street and a couple of nearby streets is enough to walk and contemplate the beautiful architecture of the area. It is very busy because it is part of the city center, there are many popular avenues and is close to the Plaza de Mayo and also of the Obelisk. Very close to the Cathedral Station of the subway line D, there you can see in the first photo the Benchich building, or one of them.

It's ironic, in the place where I used to spend more time is where very few photos I took, I guess it's because I enjoyed the moment, of the environment, of nature and the river mainly with the family. I was here for several days and I only have these photos, I liked the idea of ​​passing them in black and white and sharing them with you, it was almost almost arriving the sunset.

For this last vacation, we decided to rent a small house in a town of Cordoba called Tanti, it's a very small town as far as center, stores and housing is concerned but after a few days there we discovered that it was possible to travel to one of the most emblematic areas of the country even, visiting the central-western part of the province, to one of the most imposing hills that is actually within Tanti, so we can say that it is not as small as we thought... It's the “Los Gigantes” hill, or “Macizo Los Gigantes”.

It's always very pleasant to know that what you are photographing has an interesting story, From this station, the trains that go to the Polvorín workshop where trains are maintained, That workshop is casually where I work every day, in the motor winding sector. Also from the Polvorín workshop there is a historic tram from Buenos Aires that makes a 2KM tour of tourists every Sunday.