François and Michel in Argentina
Trip to Tucumàn, early September 19386833
Before François and Michel returned to France for the school year (still on October 1, at these pre-war periods where children were to harvest and harvest in a predominantly peasant population)
Tucuman was also the site of a dam project to which Hersent
(details) Tucumàn, patio of the house of Bishop Colombes
Sugar refining
Ingenio "Design"
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(details) Villa Nouguès, view of the plain
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(details) Cadillal, Rio Sali, downstream, 3 Sept 38
V1121 - Tucumàn, Sali Valley, Cadillal, Sept 38
Marapa Road, Sept. 38
(details) Marapa, seven. 38
(details) rio Marapa
Rio Marapa
Stirling of the Escaba, on the Marapa River
(details) rio Marapa, the Escaba
V1114 - Tucumàn, the plain
V1117 - Tucumàn, gorges of the Marapà
V1118
(details) Stirling of the Escaba, on the Marapa River
V1116 - Tucumàn, view to the Aconcagua, highest peak of the Andes
(details) Tucumàn
Tucumàn, the cathedral
V1115 - Tucumàn, villa Nougués
Cadillal Road, Sept. 38
Rio Sali, upstairs
V1125 - Tucumàn, Sali Valley, Cadillal
V1123 - Tucumàn, Sali Valley, Cadillal
(details) Marapa, seven. 38
(details) Gorges du Marapa, Yves,
2 Sept. 38
(details) Marapa Road, Sept. 38,
family on travel
Bridge in logs the Marapa rio
(details) Stirling of the Escaba, on the Marapa River
(details) Stirling of the Escaba, on the Marapa River
(details) Stirling of the Escaba, on the Marapa River, of the Ranchos
(details) Stirling of the Escaba, on the Marapa River
V1119 - Tucumàn, gorges of the Marapà
V1120
(details) "tracheche" of Bishop Colombe
Road to Villa Nouguès
(details) Villa Nouguès, view of the plain of Tucumàn
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(details) road to Villa Nouguès, the willows flow under the ice
Cadillal, Sept. 38, Sali
V1122
Cadillal, Sept. 38, bridge suspended on the Sali River
V1124 - Tucumàn, Sali Valley, Cadillal
Marapa, seven. 38
(details) Marapa, seven. 38
Gorges du Marapa
Stirling of the Escaba, on the Marapa River
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