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Motorsports, travel, and random photos from around the world. Rally driver, car #91 in ARA National L2WD. Life is too short to just sit around and wait.

A broken down yellow boat, beached in a field. Water and mountains line the distance.
Puerto Almanza, Argentina
Dec 18, 2024

State of disrepair

A broken and beached boat in an old fishing village. Quite a trip to drive through, with a mix of Argentinian Navy equipment in areas throughout. Incredibly kind people in the town.

A beautiful winding gravel road next to shining blue water.
Puerto Almanza, Argentina
Dec 18, 2024

Rally urges

A winding road outside a small fishing village. The turn up into the crest with the water nearby is a stupidly sublime feeling.

Me standing next to the sign marking the end of the Pan-American Highway in Argentina.
Bahia Lapataia, Argentina
Dec 18, 2024

End of the Pan-American Highway

While I haven’t driven the whole route, this was one of those things I’ve always wanted to see. The route has been romanticized throughout the modern history of the Americas and I love the legend of it. Maybe I’ll do the full thing when I’m older and have more free time…

A silhouette of a woman walks on rocks on a small islet. Mountains loom in the background.
Tierra del Fuego, Argentina
Dec 18, 2024

End of the world

Just past the end of the Pan-American Highway, there’s a trail you can hike that takes you out by the water. It’s a wild place to just sit, since you’re basically left with Antarctica after this. Feels like the end of normal civilization.

A funky red trim staircase on a hill. The sky above is blue, and generic buildings surround the hill.
Ushuaia, Argentina
Dec 17, 2024

Funky staircase

Small town at “the end of the world” gets creative with their need to traverse the hills they’re built on. Love the design.

A yellowed building in downtown Buenos Aires, Argentina. The building contains apartments. The blue sky is visible above.
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Dec 15, 2024

Buenos Aires architecture

I don’t know exactly what I expected, but walking around Buenos Aires and I was struck by how similar to European architecture it all felt. Of course, then I read a history book and it made slightly more sense.

A woman smiling in front of a bookstore
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Dec 15, 2024

El Ateneo Grand Splendid

A bookstore inside a converted theater. Can see why it's called one of the most beautiful bookstores in the world.