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Waterfalls and cocktails
... beer. This was a very informal form of meal and the locals sit out on the street just chatting and watching the world go by, great way to spend an evening.
Back at the ranch, we spent the night being introduced to Ed the bartender's very lethal cocktails. Vodka with fresh passionfruit and lime was a favourite, but the danger was it not tasting of alcohol at all. Very drunken night. Sadly that night everyone in our dorm were robbed by a very cheeky ...
Raining again but was worth it
... started by doing the nature walk but didnt see much a few monkeys and a Guinea pig which I thought was odd, we had hoped to see a jaguar but no luck but probably for the best. After the natureish trail we headed to the far end of the falls to the devils throat section. The rain had stopped by now but as you walked across various walkways the power of the falls became all to apparent it ...
MORE PHOTOS FOR - Iguazu Falls and Tres Fronteras
... Again the noise and the spray from them is so impressive. The other trail led us to look at some of these falls again, but this time from the bottom, which was another experience again. You feel like they will absorb everything in their way, as they come down with such great force and once again you feel very small. It doesn't matter how many times we saw the falls, I just couldn't get enough! We also enjoyed exploring the trails with its butterflies, and a strange ...
Natural wonder of the world - argentinian side
... more visitors :( so we missed out, but on a plus side we did get a full refund of our ticket for the day! That night we had an awesome meal cooked for us at the hostel, 700g steaks slow cooked on a grill over hot coals in the ground and stuffed red capsicums and eggplant with all the salad, mashed potato you could handle! It was absolutely delicious and we spent the night drinking there with the hostel managers and our friends from rio (a great last night with ...
Iguazu Falls Part I
... us!). The bus ride to the border didn’t take very long, and we got dropped off at immigration, where the driver fast-tracked us to the front of the queue, much to the annoyance of a bunch of Germans in front of us! Once we had been stamped out of Argentina, we jumped back on the same bus, where we were dropped at the Brazilian immigration. We were sad to be leaving Argentina, and felt our time there had been far too rushed, and Patagonia aside, we got to see everything we wanted to ...
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