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Iguassu Falls - Brazilian style
... form a curtain across the full length of the river. Just amazing. From the Brazilian side you can appreciate the full scale of the picture. But we weren't going to stop just there! A few hours later and Marty and I found ourselves in a motor powered dingy speeding upstream towards the falls themselves. As the pilot steered us through the rapids we knew we would get a little wet, but little did we know. As we approached the falls the ...
I dont care how i get there - get there if you can
... experience and will cherish the memory for ever. my taxi driver was also smiling at the thought i had done everything i wanted to do and he was waiting to whisk me back to Argentina for the bus to the airport. the bus was late which is ok in Argentina and the plane from Iguazu was on time and not to busy as i headed off back to Buenos Aires International Airport. Customes was quick to clear which was great as i had to jump in a taxi and head ...
Iguazu Falls - The Brazilian Side
... we watched dusky swifts dart in and out of the falls to and from their perches behind. A toucan flew underneath us, then posed for some photos in a nearby tree. After that flourishing finish we decided to skip the bird park and head back to the hostel for an air conditioned rest instead.
The following morning, breakfast included coconut yogurt and fresh papaya. We were happy to be in the tropics again. ...
Butterflies love pee and Derek loses his head
... Having said that, it was intriguing to watch Great Dusky Swifts frolicking in the spray and defying the laws of physics by clinging onto the rocks.
We have to admit that the Brazilian side didn't blow us away; we thought there were better views on the Arge side. Unfortunately we went on a Saturday which may explain the ridiculous number ...
Mesquita.
... da Av. J.K. e de lá alguns metros de caminhada para chegar no local. Foi bem tranquilo.
A mesquita - sem querer mas já fazendo comparação com as de Istambul ! - é pequena e bem simples mesmo. Mas segue os mesmos padrões de sempre. A única diferença é que não tem um local visivel para as abluções, diz o porteiro, que as torneiras e lavatórios estão nos toaletes, com portas fechadas. Achei que tira um pouco da magia do lugar!
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