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The legends are only available in German or Spanish
Der gewaltige Granodiorit-Batholith der Südanden wird in der chilenischen Provinz Magallanes von der auf argentinisches Gebiet übergreifenden Cordillera del Paine (2460 m) überragt. Die hohen Felsnadeln, die Torres del Paine, bestehen aus Überresten kreidezeitlicher Deckschichten, die einst den aus der Tiefe emporgedrungenen lntrusivkörper überlagerten. Durch Kontaktmetamorphose ist das Gestein stark verhärtet und dadurch besonders widerstandsfähig gegen Abtragungsvorgänge geworden. Im Vordergrund die Laguna Amarga. Das Bild entstand im Südsommer, am 10. Januar 1976 um 11 Uhr abends.

The legends are only available in German or Spanish
Das Gebiet um die großartigen Massive, Zinnen und Türme der Cordillera del Paine ist seit einiger Zeit unter Naturschutz gestellt. Die kleinen Gebirgsseen im chilenischen Parque Nacional Torres del Paine, wie der Lago Nordenskjöld, verdanken der Schürfleistung eiszeitlicher Gletscher ihre Entstehung. - 1975

The legends are only available in German or Spanish
Das Gebiet um die großartigen Massive, Zinnen und Türme der Cordillera del Paine (vgl. Bild 5) ist seit einiger Zeit unter Naturschutz gestellt. Der Nationalpark ist eine der letzten Zufluchtsstätten noch wild lebender Guanakos. 1975

In southern Patagonia and especially on Tierra del Fuego and in southern Chile, the climate and vegetation only allow sheep farming. The flocks graze scattered over thousands of hectares of stony wasteland. They are only herded together for three occasions: Disinfection bath, shearing and slaughter. But then the ovejeros, the shepherd gauchos, are often on the move for days with their powerful dogs, keeping in touch with each other with high altitude fires and smoke signals. - Torres del Paine NP, Chile - 1976

In southern Patagonia and especially on Tierra del Fuego and in southern Chile, the climate and vegetation only allow sheep farming. The flocks graze scattered over thousands of hectares of stony wasteland. They are only herded together for three occasions: Disinfection bath, shearing and slaughter. But then the ovejeros, the shepherd gauchos, are often on the move for days with their powerful dogs, keeping in touch with each other with high altitude fires and smoke signals. - Torres del Paine NP, Chile - 1976

In southern Patagonia and especially on Tierra del Fuego and in southern Chile, the climate and vegetation only allow sheep farming. The flocks graze scattered over thousands of hectares of stony wasteland. They are only herded together for three occasions: Disinfection bath, shearing and slaughter. But then the ovejeros, the shepherd gauchos, are often on the move for days with their powerful dogs, keeping in touch with each other with high altitude fires and smoke signals. - Torres del Paine NP, Chile - 1976

In southern Patagonia and especially on Tierra del Fuego and in southern Chile, the climate and vegetation only allow sheep farming. The flocks graze scattered over thousands of hectares of stony wasteland. They are only herded together for three occasions: Disinfection bath, shearing and slaughter. But then the ovejeros, the shepherd gauchos, are often on the move for days with their powerful dogs, keeping in touch with each other with high altitude fires and smoke signals. - 1976

In southern Patagonia and especially on Tierra del Fuego and in southern Chile, the climate and vegetation only allow sheep farming. The flocks graze scattered over thousands of hectares of stony wasteland. They are only herded together for three occasions: Disinfection bath, shearing and slaughter. But then the ovejeros, the shepherd gauchos, are often on the move for days with their powerful dogs, keeping in touch with each other with high altitude fires and smoke signals. - 1976

In southern Patagonia and especially on Tierra del Fuego and in southern Chile, the climate and vegetation only allow sheep farming. The flocks graze scattered over thousands of hectares of stony wasteland. They are only herded together for three occasions: Disinfection bath, shearing and slaughter. But then the ovejeros, the shepherd gauchos, are often on the move for days with their powerful dogs, keeping in touch with each other with high altitude fires and smoke signals. - 1976

In southern Patagonia and especially on Tierra del Fuego and in southern Chile, the climate and vegetation only allow sheep farming. The flocks graze scattered over thousands of hectares of stony wasteland. They are only herded together for three occasions: Disinfection bath, shearing and slaughter. But then the ovejeros, the shepherd gauchos, are often on the move for days with their powerful dogs, keeping in touch with each other with high altitude fires and smoke signals. - 1976