Barco viejo fuera de servicio. Pajonal. Marea y Sudestada.
Agua. Barro. Botas de goma.
Old ship out of service. Water, Mud, rubber boots.
Green. The rythm is of the river. We live on the rivers rythm. Today low-tide.
Boat out of service. Tied up like a legless horse, the boat with no water.
Tide is high now, a little dot on the horizon coming closer.
It grows.. A huge ship sailing downriver. From our distance, if we close our eyes we'll feel how the engines beat vibrates in every cel of our body. Powerful creatures Humanity has built. We get scared we look for shelter. There is a floating market on the corner to get some stuff! This picture is my favourite. Here you see how fast and easy Mother Nature eats human footprints. (While we enjoy this planet.) Look at this amazing location, We are explorers, everyday. The day is gone now. This is the PArana de las Palmas river.
Thanks for coming! to be continued soon!Verde.
El ritmo es del Rio.
Vivimos en el Rio su ritmo
Hoy amanece bajo.
El bote fuera de servicio.
Atado cual caballo sin patas
El bote sin agua.
Y sube la marea y un punto en el horizonte se acerca.
Crece:
Un enorme barco navegando río abajo. A nuestra distancia, si cerramos los ojos sentiremos como el latido de sus motores vibra en cada célula de nuestro cuerpo.
Criaturas poderosas que la humanidad ha construido.
Nos asustamos buscamos refugio.
Lo encontramos.
We find it.
El almacen-chata abarrotes-mercado flotante amarra a la vuelta para comprar algo. Que compramos? Chocolates! Alfajores!
What shall we buy? Chocolates! Alfajores!
Mi foto favorita:
Aquí vemos lo rápido y fácil que la Madre Naturaleza se come las huella humana.
Nosotr@s como humanidad, no estamos matando a la PAchamama.
Nos estamos matando a nosotr@s mism@s.
(Mientras disfrutamos de este planeta.)
We as humanity, are not killing PAchamama.
We are just killing ourselves.
Mira este lugar increible
en algún remoto arroyo por el "Parana de las Palmas".
Paraná significa algo así como "Un pariente del Mar", "Rio que parece Mar",
en lengua Guarani.
somewhere around PArana de las Palmas
Parana means something like "realtive of the Sea" or "River like a the Sea" in GUARANI languaje.Somos exploradores.
Todos los dias.
Atardece en el Delta, este es el Parana de las Palmas.
Gracias por venir
La seguimos en breve!
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You don't just explore, your bring out the real beauty of nature. Thanks for sharing and l thanks for your support in our ongoing activities @palimanali
Bringing out the real beauty of things, of simple things, thats what it is all about for me!
Thks for your words.
I'll keep up with your activities bro.
Cheers!
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@pinmapple became crazy!
Sorry!!!😥
Hola @palimanali, gracias por compartir tan hermosas fotografías del Parana, la foto del atardecer está genial, mi favorita los barcos abandonados, como maceta de los arboles crean un contraste perfecto; cuánto tiempo te toma el recorrido diario?
Saludos!
Hola @belkyscabrera !!
Un recorrido diario puedes hacerlo a tu antojo, es tan vasto el delta, hay para todos los gustos. En 2 o 3 horas en una embarcacion potente, puedes ver mucho!
Nosotros demoramos 4 horas solo en ir hasta nuestro destino entre el Parana de las PAlmas y el PArana Mini, y otro tanto para volver hasta casa que cerca del parque de la costa en Tigre. Pero porque vamos despacio paseando y parando donde nos gusta!
gracias por comentar!!
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Sorry!! We're looking into it 😥
Me gustó este reflexivo recorrido, buenas fotos, ¡saludos! :)
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Hermoso lugar... hermosas fotos!! Gracias Pali por mostrar los lugares recónditos de mi país!!😊
Estoy alucinado con el delta, no puedo creer que siempre estuvo tan cerca y recien lo empiezo a conocer!
Una pena los incendios, ayer llegaron hasta aca cenizas de un fuego por el arroyo Caraguata.. rio arriba, es un impotencia terrible.
Cosas lindas, y cosas feas.. la vida misma.
gracias por pasar y comentar.
Si, tremendo!! Pero parece que se han puesto de moda los incendios en ésta época del año. Te acordas el año pasado en Córdoba, Mendoza y parte del Sur Argentino... fue tremendo la cantidad de hectáreas que se quemaron. Lo peor de todo es la fauna que vive en esos lugares, que muchas veces no tienen como escapar a las llamas. Ni hablar si viven personas... terrible!! Ojalá podamos concientizar a las personas de lo peligroso del fuego y el viento en conjunto para evitar estragos.