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The Rio Azul has carved the whole valley of El Bolsón out of the rocky soil, as seen here.
The valley in question is quite habitable and picturesque; a testament to the erosive power of water.
The actual river can be easily seen in the picture; the whole valley is about 25km wide and since it has a north-south bearing, instead of the typical west-east or east-west for this region, it sports a different climate, much more habitable than the freezing cold of the Patagonina Andes.
The valley is well-known for its beer breweries, organic fruits and vegetables, and all sorts of gourmet food.
It is also home to the biggest hippie community in the planet.
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