Going back in time

I've been working on a theory about living in this small, industrial city in Patagonia.  Here it is:  In Trelew, it's always 1974.

Supporting evidence:

• Muscle cars and loud tailpipes are the epitome of cool.
• Recycling?  Nope.  Only a bottle-return on local beer.
• Construction workers whistle at women (constantly).
• Despite a national obsession with the game, no soccer for girls.  Instead, the big sport for girls is roller skating.
• Cursive writing is a major element of the kids' school.
• Popular ladies fashions include polyester stretch pants.  For men? Members Only-type jackets.
• No car seats or seatbelts in use, ever.
• Litter and graffiti are everywhere, on everything.

A lovely yard nearby

Okay, they aren't all muscle-cars...but they are still from the 70s!
The desert climate means they don't rust so they're still on the road.

Near our house