Paraiso Golf & Resort Ciudad Del Este

... I could want... that is always comforting.
Undeterred with my defeat at the hands of the Brazilian government, I head back to the Hostel to hang outwith the people there as that night is a big cookout / party (this Hostel was more like a resort that happened to have dorm rooms). As I spend most of my time slowly updating the blog and watching Argentina scrape out a win over Peru, I am itching to get back to the city because a number of locals told me to visit the local club “ ...

... glad we did. They got our whole little scream and everything :)

After we got of the boat we met back up with the rest of the group and headed off to the main event La Garganta de Diablo. (the Devil's Throat) At this point the day had gone back to gray and rainy. The rain didn't bother me as much since I was already completely soaked. As the day went on however I started to get a little uncomfy my fault for getting soaked of course but I'd do it all over ...

... cocaine. The best offer of the day though was a cheeky little local coming up and offering what clearly wasn't gay porn but a DVD on the front of which was a woman with ....what happens in Ciudad del Este stays in Ciudad del Este...the little kid was ******* himself fully aware of Seb the Great's sexuality.

Back at base I send post cards in the most formal of ways at the Brazilian post office - I take a ...

... start with, so no hassle.The animals all seemed quite friendly which was nice, they actually came up to the front of the cages and had their pictures taken, even the Jaguars and Pumas. On leaving there we drove about 14 kms to the campsite, which is enormous and by the lake. 3rd - A bit of a lazy day today, just a quiet walk by the lake in the morning where we could see the main dam and in addition we saw a lot of different birds and a couple of monkeys ...

... Here they had a display of old photographs from 1900 onwards. It was then back on the bus to get the moped and return to the camp. In the afternoon we went a few kms to see the three borders memorial. This was built in 1903 and consists of three different obelisks, each painted in the national colours, and situated where all three can be seen from all three countries, Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay.

... see some things we can't see at home, and burn some of the remaining space on our memory cards by returning to Parque Nacional de Iguazu for Day Two. In addition to the Sendero Verde where we had our close encounters with monkeys and Coatis the day before, the park features the more remote and far less hiked Sendero Macucu which supposedly provides even better opportunities for close interaction with the jungle's inhabitants.

The trail was an easy 3.6km hike that ...

Ciudad del Este. I got off the bus at 7, i was very tired and what the hell was i going to do there at that time? so, i decide to sleep in a chair at the bus terminal, at 8:30 i drunk a very nice coffee before get my city map at information and leave the bus station. Outside, a very normal city, it rained some time before and this red dirt that is everywhere there was wet and it was really pitty to walk. I had read that Foz is not so far from ...

... got back to the hostel, we talked to the concierge girl about doing the moonlight tour at the park, which they were offering that night. They only offer it at the full moon, a few nights a month. She told us to wait and see if the weather cleared up before we booked it. We were both so exhausted from our busy week, we decided to opt not to try to do the horseback riding in the rain (our other option we had planned ...

... zien dat de gewone belastingbetaler voor de kosten van de krediet crisis moet opdraaien. Nu nog op zoek naar een restaurant... woehoe! Mijn geluk kan niet op vandaag. Boven een supermarkt achter een ranzig deurtje bevindt zich een Japanner Paraguay style. Sushi, bbq vlees, gefrituurde rijst, ei-koolsalade (goeie combi overigens) en chop suey. Mmm... Na de lunch op zoek naar de bus en na een beetje van de Lonely Planet en een beetje van mezelf, weet ik dan toch in de ...

Hola, Back to Spanish for about 3 hours! Today we walked across to Paraguay, we had to make use of our Visas and get the stamps for our passports. It was a quick bus ride, about 15min, then we hopped off and walked the bridge into Paraguay, and what a difference. Every electronic item under the sun was being sold, however for Gringos like us it was not cheap. An Ipod was about ...