Estancias in Argentina
GREAT VALLEY CORRIDOR
Scattered all around the Patagonian steppe, this section presents a great deal of typical and traditionalist estancias where visitors may come close to the philosophy of countryside men and rural life. They just need to stay at one of these venues and experience some of the passionate activities specially prepared for tourists.
Great Valley Corridor
- Villaverde
Santa Rosa, La Pampa - Oficinas: Villegas 515 Tel: +54 2954 438764 / 430295 e-mail
Activities & Facilities:
- La Mercedes
Santa Rosa, La Pampa - A 40 Km. de Santa Rosa Tel: +54 2954 454375
Activities & Facilities: 
- La Holanda
Santa Rosa, La Pampa - A 112 Km. de Santa Rosa Tel: +54 2954 455836 e-mail
Activities & Facilities: 
- El Ñandú
Santa Rosa, La Pampa - Tel: +54 2954 427014
Activities & Facilities: 
- A puro campo
General Acha, La Pampa - RN 152 Km 40 Gral. Acha a 118 Km. Sta. Rosa Tel: +54 2952 432426 e-mail
Activities & Facilities:
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The country is sad,
The country has cried,
The country has lost a friend
Because death drove him away.
The cabin became a shack,
The lamp does not flicker any more,
A closed window
Where the sunshine does not tread in.
The weeds have approached the site
To see what happened.
A blurred path
From the kitchen to the shed,
Peeps out here and there
As if waiting for the landlord.
From the gate to
The yard where the drinking fountains lie,
solitude and the legs of a dog
drag themselves across the land.
There is a shrilling mill
With more turns than destiny,
And some neighbor must have opened it
out of gaucho fashion.
The wire lines
Have loosened up,
To pay tribute
To their caretaker.
Even the woods have become thicker
In a deep silence,
Because Don Segundo has left
With a weary whistle.
The cabin became a shack
The lamp does not flicker any more,
A closed window
Where the sunshine does not tread in.
The weeds have approached the site
To see what happened.
Final whistle.
The weeds have approached the site
To see what happened.
But Don Segundo has left
With his sad whistle.
