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Hi there, I'll keep posting pics of my country's landscape. There is an urban tread already in the Lationoamerica section. For those who know nothing about Paraguay...
It's a landlocked country located in South America sharing borders with Brazil, Bolivia and Argentina. Our main logistic conexion for import/exports is the Paraguay river which flows into the Parana and the River Plate conecting with the Atlantic Ocean.
Paraguay is a big producer of soya beans (4th world exporter), meat (over 40 foreing markets including Croatia!), and other related products (aggribusiness). Big players such as Cargill and ADM World are already here. We also have two hydroelectrical dams which are co-owned with Brazil (Itaipu) and Argentina (Yacyreta). What else... the capital is called Asuncion (where I come from) and its metro area has around 1.2 mill people. The country's population is around 6.4 mill people. Our official languages are Spanish and Guarani.
Ok, lets go to the pics!
The first pics I'm posting are from my family's cattle ranch in San Juan Neembucu.
small lake
another on the same lake
sunset
grassing lands
some calves from the ranch
It's a landlocked country located in South America sharing borders with Brazil, Bolivia and Argentina. Our main logistic conexion for import/exports is the Paraguay river which flows into the Parana and the River Plate conecting with the Atlantic Ocean.
Paraguay is a big producer of soya beans (4th world exporter), meat (over 40 foreing markets including Croatia!), and other related products (aggribusiness). Big players such as Cargill and ADM World are already here. We also have two hydroelectrical dams which are co-owned with Brazil (Itaipu) and Argentina (Yacyreta). What else... the capital is called Asuncion (where I come from) and its metro area has around 1.2 mill people. The country's population is around 6.4 mill people. Our official languages are Spanish and Guarani.
Ok, lets go to the pics!
The first pics I'm posting are from my family's cattle ranch in San Juan Neembucu.
small lake

another on the same lake

sunset

grassing lands

some calves from the ranch
