El Libertador Puerto Iguazu

... br>Nous trouvons un hotel pas terros pour le samedi soir. Humidite dans la chambre, fenetre qui ne ferme pas. Seb ne se sent pas bien et a 39 de fievre. Premier jour donc passe dans la chambre a bouquiner pour moi en prenant soin du grand malade (qui a critique ma trousse de secours avant de partir mais qui est bien content d'avoir de l'Ibuprofene pour faire baisser la fievre).<br><br>Lever a 7h a cause de bruit dans l'hotel ...

... the hotel, he took us to the Brazilian side and using our Swedish passports, we had no issues at all. I had heard from others that US citizens have to pay a $150 fee for a visa, so most ended up not going as its not worth paying that much to go for a couple of hours on the Brazilian side.<br><br>Once we got the falls, we were blown away by the majestic and powerful falls. We walked along the falls to La Garganta del Diablo (The Devil&#8217;s Throat ...

... John and Troy, and then danced provocatively in front of each one, including much ass-jiggling in the ******al region of each volunteer. I got a great photo of Troy being molested with a great look of concentration on his face. After all of this, everyone was required to join in for the final thirty minutes, and various ridiculous dances ensued; I found myself doing the conga and then paired up with some random girl to carry out more and more ludicrous dance moves. At the ...

... as Britons we are one of only a few countries that do not require a visa to enter Brazil, Americans have to fork out about 150 bucks, which is nice. He dropped us off at the falls and we spent 2 hours in the park, in awe at the sight of this place, words cannot do it justice so I have uploaded some photos. The falls can be seen up close on a load of walkways that have been constructed and I hope the photo`s do it justice. <br>After that we were collected and taken to nearby Itaipu Dam ...

... s black, but if she´s black then Tom Jones definetly is! What do you think!?<br><br>Sarah, the girl with the wheels on her suitcase, has progressed immensely on this trip! Sure, the straightners were never too far away and it´s a miracle that the Katie Price or Amanda Brunker novels never caught fire during the trip, but it has to be said that Sarah has been transformed! On her last night she can be quoted as having said "im goin to do a round the ...

... of the two eponymous unfortunates are hunky dory. Brilliant. New found respect for Paul Walker. In case it isn´t obvious, ´8 Below´ refers to the dogs at a southern latitude, but also cleverly plays on a chilly temperature.<br><br>I´m not really sure where that digression came from. It was a relief to be somewhere hot and a little shabby looking after the very European Buenos Aires. The red dirt of the area is evident on all the scuffed buildings and ...

... the morning wandering in and out of all the bizarre stalls and shops. Steve&#8217;s eyes would light up at the sight of all the cheap camera equipment but did well to keep himself in check. He was also the target for many street vendors trying to sell him electric razors to control his ever growing beard but some how he resisted that too. Other things that seemed to be a theme here were socks (of all descriptions) and Pringles! Whatever the stall was ...

... hot dog on it! There were piles of wasps around too so we were plagued. Met Paul up there and he left a bag of crisps down and they were nearly swiped!! He was this close to having to tear them out of his claws! They are brazen little things! We carried on to get the train over to the Devils Throat and the view from up there was something else - the river is so calm all along and then it drops down over the edge and the roar and the spray from it is ...

... re entre l'Argentine (Puerto Iguazu), le Brésil (Foz do Iguacu) et le Paraguay (Ciudad del Este). La frontière entre ces pays est délimitée par 2 rivières: d'une part la rivière Parana qui isole le Paraguay et d'autre part la rivière Iguacu qui sépare Argentine et Brésil.<br><br>L'après-midi, nous partons en excursion du côté Brésilien pour voir les chutes. Nous prenons un bus qui nous emmène de l'autre côté de la frontière. Pendant que le bus nous attend ...

... line until the bus pulled towards the stand and then (I'm honestly not making this up!) 4 Isrelis walked straight PAST the queue of people, to stand right in front of the bus doors. Unbelievable. <br><br>Thankfully there was an old dude who was (supposed to be) looking after the queue to stop this ...