Hiking on Glacier Viedma Global Warming The Viedma Glacier is a glacier located in Los Glaciares National Park, in the province of Santa Cruz – Argentina. It is the largest glacier in Argentina. In this post we tell you what you need to know to be able to do the Trekking in the Viedma Glacier, Santa Cruz The glacier has had retreats although not as important as other glaciers. From the town of El Chaltén you can navigate …
Traveling & Cook : Whether you want to know where to go, how to get there, the georgeous places to stay or visit, this web contain the best of information for a amazing trip. History & Travel Nature U.S. Historic Trains Today History of Tourism – USA Railway & Train Oregon Scenic Wilminton Western Railroad Durango & Silverton Scenic Georgetown Loop Railroad Amazing Trains History of Tourism – Ancient Rome – Ancient Greece – Ancient Pompeii Middle …
Amazing Tourist Trains around the world It is about traveling contemplating the landscape. It is one of the fundamental reasons for choosing a holiday by train. Comfort, landscapes and relaxation are also other reasons to choose a panoramic train. The train allows you to discover places from a different point of view, often inaccessible by road or only accessible by long trekking trails. These are the ones we propose next . Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad 2023 Oregon Coast …
Piece of Eight – The First Global Currency – Real de a Ocho It was the first global currency that preceded the British gold pound sterling and also the United States dollar. It was widely used and its hegemony in world trade extended for more than 300 years. Americans relied on his model to develop their own dollar, called the Spanish dollar or Spanish pillar dollar. The political protagonism, the historical projection and the prestige of Spain as a great …
Numismatic: Argentine Ancient Coins After the pronouncement of May 1810, Buenos Aires and the other provinces of the Río de la Plata began the campaign of independence, sending expeditions to the High Peru, focus of realistic resistance. The Argentines took the Imperial Villa of Potosi with their mint. Coins were minted in 1810, 1813 and 1815: the last two occupations were important from the monetary point of view, since the type that was issued until then with the real bust …