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The Pantanal
... frogs sounded like there was a formula 1 race on down the road - CRAZY. We went out for a quick night drive just to see if we could spotlight anything ... we did see a crab eating racoon, but not much else.
The next day we left the lodge and headed back to Cuiaba to catch a flight back to Rio. This drive home we got to see a deer, tonnes of lizards and a turtle crossing the road.
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There Will Be No Plan 'B' Today
... below becomes more arid with scrub growing instead of the lush rainforest. The presence of small streams punctuates the drab landscape with meandering rows of brilliantly green trees. Giant agri-farms with brown fallow fields begin to dominate the landscape. We presume they were recently harvested and will be planted in advance of the rainy season.
Along the flight high ...
Worst City... Ever!
... had to spend quite some time filling out a Property Irregularity Report, again via a translator. Unfortunately, the girl filling out the form clearly didn’t understand what was being told to her and her writing so appalling as to be virtually illegible.
We left the airport having been told that we will be called at 15.00 that afternoon with an update. So we got a taxi to Hotel Ramos hopeful that our bags would be joining us ...
Bike, Boat, and Beasties
... called Simpson's Cafe, which is next to Moe's Bar. I bet the Fox network don't know about it.
It was an early'ish start on Saturday for myself, 3 Spaniards, and Jessie (Australian) as we wanted to be on our boat to Manaus in time to get a good spot to hang our hammocks. We shared two taxis and crossed the border at 8.15, which immediately became 9.15 due to the time difference. We boarded the boat (Sagrado Coracao de Jesus - Sacred Heart of Jesus) ...
Bom Dia from Brazil
... t sure which country we were flying to, so rather than ask the question I waited for them to hand out the immigration forms, which to my relief were Brazilian. Minor crisis averted.
We had allowed two days to see the falls; one day for the Argentinian side and one day for the Brazilian side. We visited the Argentinian side first, which gets you right up close to many of the falls. Despite the temperature (still cold!), we also took the boat ride that takes you ...
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