CORBETT RIDES organizes riding holidays in Patagonia!
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We are now in autumn, my very favorite season, the colours and the weather is usually superb. If you are traveling to this part of the world, in summer 2010, bring some warm clothes and lots of sun tan, the sun is warm the air is cool.
While traveling the world, people are looking to experience a different way of life and learning about new cultures. Argentina offers a little bit of everything wonderful sceneries, delicious wines, polo, and warm hospitality.
Corbett Rides would like to take you riding sharing a little corner of our beautiful country and trying to find the peace and beauty of nature.
We organize riding holidays, take you to places surrounded by wild scenery and hopefully together we will share an exciting adventure.
We invite you to check our calendar and come ride with Yvonne Corbett in Argentina!
"PATAGONIA! who would ever think of going to such a place?" I decided upon Patagonia as the most suitable. Without doubt there are wild countries more favoured by Nature in many ways. But nowhere else are you so completely alone. Nowhere else is there an area of 100 square miles which you may gallop over, and where, whilst enjoying a healthy, bracing climate, you are safe from the persecutions of fevers, friends, savage tribes, obnoxious animals, telegrams, letters, and every other nuisance you are elsewhere liable to be exposed to elsewhere.
To these attractions was added the thought, always alluring to an active mind, that there too I should be able to penetrate into vast wilds, virgin as yet to the foot of man.
Scenes of infinite beauty and grandeur might be lying hidden in the "silent solitude" of the mountains, which bound the barren plains of the Pampas",” written by Lady Florence Dixie in her book "Across Patagonia" in 1878.
On reading these words I thought it so amazing that her feelings reflect exactly what I feel when I go out into the country in Argentina, whether it is south to Patagonia, west out into the Pampas or north to our history and past.
