Snapshots - Dodge Fools 2017

View from the passenger seat most of the times those two weeks.

"If you don't like the road you're walking, start paving another one" - Dolly Parton

David staring at the torn down village of Epecuen.

David nose manual over the church's wall debris in Epecuen village.

The windmill outside the tent was as loud as all the generators in this forgotten town without electricity.

Footjam. Las Grutas, Rio Negro.

For a couple of hours we helped the locals at Los Coihues preparing the bowl for cementing the curve the day after. DIY or die.

Roma icepick stall the vert extension of Los Coihues' DIY bowl ramp (under construction still).

Rock band-like funny pic of the crew inside Epecuen's abandoned slaughterhouse.

Out there, believing and belonging to a good cause. Bahia Creek.

Las Grutas as this town's name indicates has this cool caves in the beach where the temperature goes down like ten degrees celsius.

Circus life. Way of the road.

Bump to manual down the ledge while Roma kept the dogs from chasing me. Carhue, Buenos Aires.

"I bet there is a skatepark in this middle-of-nowhere town" was proved right most of the times while on the road. I can't even remember the name of this place.

Celebratory coffee toast arriving to the mountain area of Rio Negro. Beauty of the ride.

"Someday the mountain might get 'em, but the law never will / Makin' their way the only way they know how / That's just a little bit more than the law will allow / Just the good ole' boys" - The Balladeer, Dukes of Hazzard.

Villa Epecuen flooded in 1985 and since then its been visited for it ruins and the so called therapeutic salt water from it's lake.

David airing Trenque Lauquen's park.

Parters in crime.

Reflection of the car outside our cabin while on Bariloche

After long lake and riding sessions during the day, coming home to start a fire and throw in some meat was the best ending possible.

Roma gap to icepick from the pyramid.

Mati showed to park while our short visit to Trenque Lauquen. I asked him to shoot this barspin across the channel and he got it done first try. The new generation.

Leo's Ford F100 outside the house in El Hoyo.

Out there, looking for spots! Ha!

Roma taking care of El Coronado before hitting the road. It sure was the 4th character in this story.

Roma went full ninja since the wind and the salt in the air was a bit too much after roaming around for an hour.

Roma closed the session with this casual railride down the tiny but fun rail as the sun was coming down, and this being our last riding sesh from the trip.

Friends of the road. Buenos Aires.

Salt, dirt, mud and more, but the view was worth the long and complicated road.

Agus Glauber and company are back for "Dodge Fools" round two, another epic road trip across over 4,000 kilometers of beautiful landscape in Argentina. Between the classic car, raw environments, and film aesthetic this adventure has a truly timeless feel to it.

Don't forget to check out 2016's equally great Snapshots - Dodge Fools Through Patagonia

"As with the previous trip, there could have been more planifications and also
less expectations but that 'freestyle' touch makes one truly enjoy the
journey aside from the everyday A to B routine. We rode never ridden before
terrains, visited flooded spooky towns and marvelous bay area villages,
found ramps in places were skates or bikes were not even a thing and swam
in the most pristine waters you could imagine.

Shoutouts to Roma for driving 4200km once a year and to the Dodge Coronado
for holding it down!" - Agus Glauber

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