08/28/2009 09:26

Necochea.......

 I spent the last two days at my parents house in Necochea, a small town in the seaside 500 km south of Buenos Aires ; I grew up here with a close relationship with the sea. The beaches are wide and the grains of sand fine; a Poseidon statue overlooks the area.


 

The dynamic and beauty of the sea is one of the things I miss the most, always different, the sea looks like alive.......

 

I decided to go and visit Nicasio Diaz Llanos, a local painter that lives close to the light house in Quequen and works a lot with sea scenery …..I have some of his work in Calgary and I bought an oil painting to donate to Unicef, to  help the fund raising.


Nicasio work is influenced by the sea and the port life, his house welcome you with a statue of a Jesuit priest (he admire them) , from his atelier you can see the sea and the beach. I choose an oil painting that I liked a lot......it will be part of the silent auction in the Chef dinner in Calgary (October), the proceedings will be donated to the Guatemala campaign.


 

If somebody is interested in knowu=ing more about Nicasio, her you have his site : www.diazllanos.com/
 

Tomorrow I'll leave to Baires to do wrap up the trip........... and the site.


 

Jorge

 

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 The best advice for an obsessive rider 

 

 ".....Do not use any maps.......do not plan.......the only important thing is to travel light, then, just ride, ride down south, Argentina is at the end of the continent, there is no way you'll miss it....." 

Juan, a chilenian friend that did this same trip three times