A big argument for good roads in Argentina.<br>The country roads are often muddy and full of ruts, and eight-foot wheels are necessary to navigate the almost bottomless highways. Seven or eight horses harnessed abreast or three or four yokes of oxen are required to draw such skyscraper carts when heavy rains turn the level roads into sloughs of despond.
Photograph from Frederick J. Haskin A
1921-10
The National Geographic Magazine, VOL. XL, No. 4 OCTOBER, 1921; page 430