Gaucho girls Beverly, Michelle and Basia took in a tour of a gaucho (cowboy) ranch at San Antonio de Areco, a couple hours outside of Buenos Aires.
We saddled up for a horseback ride through the Argentinian pampas. This is the three of us all trying to photograph each other. (Especially note my equestrian-themed shirt which I’ve been saving for just such as occasion.)
The gauchos led the ride, served us dinner, and got us dancing with them. One of the baby gauchos was an impressive co-leader on the ride. He was adorable; I wanted to take him home with me.
A gaucho demonstrating the horse whisperer method of training, which relies on gentle, calming movements rather than whips to tame and train a horse.
Also included was a hearty BBQ lunch with at least 12 different kinds of meat. Beef, pork, chicken, chorizos, ribs, tenderloin, veal — they just kept coming. And a pretty decent vegetarian dish for me.
6 responses to “Gaucho Girls”
Awesome! My kind of day!! The horse whispering method must have been incredible to witness.
This activity should turn to an annual event. This and of course the Tango Evening.
You find the most amazing adventures!!!!! I love it!!!
You captured it. Thanks
This looks like the most amazing experience ❤️❤️ keep them coming girl!
Oh man, I would have LOVED this! Riding horses, eating, and dancing in one outing! Bliss! You go girl (not that you haven’t been)!