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Rio Limay Fly Casting Patagonia

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Published on Jun 7. 2015 - 9 years ago
Updated or edited 6 years ago

South America

Video made April 22nd and 29th 2015 on the first leg of the Rio Limay, which divides the province of Rio Negro and Neuquen in Argentina Facebook.com/Housemadeaudiovisual housemade@outlook.com

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