Most Recent pictures of Rosario, Argentina
A picture's worth more than a thousand words...
More to come...
This is not what I intended to do... But a good friend of mine a while back gave me an idea that is now materializing in this website.
I took these pictures between 6:00 and 8:00 pm last night as I went for a long walk. In all I took over 80 pictures but I chose these as these are the best of what I photographed last night. I'm still getting used to the camera so there were plenty of mishaps and other noninteresting things that didn't deserve to be published. My entire walk spanned for nearly 3 miles and I had to leave many places from photographing as I ran out of space for storing more. After that I went for a nice cup of hot steaming Java as the temperature was a few degrees above freezing! After I warmed up a bit and recharged my batteries took the bus home and took a nice 30 minute nap!
This is the end of this selection of pictures I have gathered so far. It is my desire that you get to enjoy this array without any burdening nonsense. Due to the costs, I am unable to host a more professional site with a dedicated server and hosting. Therefore I will be changing the pictures and the content onj a fairly regular basis in order to update the site with new pictures while atatining to the bandwitdth and space alloted by Geocities (TM).
Originally I was planning to post these pictures elswhere. Upon running into some technical difficultes I took the long way around and decided to go ahead and post this small website. Dreamweaver Rocks!!!
My idea behind this site is to bring within reach to those who got to know me while beng overseas, the great treasures and fond memories that this beautiful city has brought to me over the years. But I'm not limiting this to myself alone. I know that there are thousands of people out there who had to also depart from Rosario, who maybe are still living abroad and in some cases unable to return for reasons they only know and I respect. I well know the joy that seeing these pictures will bring.
Copyright (c) Jorge Cazzoli
August 28th, 2006