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Iguazu and catching up
Been extremely slow in updating this, I know. Since last writing have been to Puerto Iguazu and Iguazu Falls, and travelled south to Patagonia, where we are in Puerto Madryn for about another hour before headed to the mountains, to El Calafate, to spend a big chunk of time there before going into Chile. So, will try to update as much as I can now, …
Now That's impressive
Wow. Today I visited las Cataratas de Iguazu. It might be the most amazing thing I have ever seen. I was up early after a really nice night at the Hotel Riotropic. My hotel is in a bit of an inconvenient location, but the reward for navigating the washboard road is a quiet retreat in the jungle. After me noisy apartment in Buenos Aires, I loved …
Wineries and Waterfalls
Written from the iTouch Home Page - http://www.travelpod.com/members/stimso n-munro March 18th to March 25th, 2008 Where We Were Beginning on March 18th, we visited an important wine region of Argentina in the Mendoza region. Then, on the 22nd of March, right in the midst of Easter celebrations, we took a flight to Iguazu, a popular rainforest …
Niagra Falls, Eat your heart out!
... ran away. I was livid but it was too funny to get seriously angry at him. From then on I hated coties and thought of them as just ******* raccoons with no shame in their game.
The hotels we stayed at here were not great but they did the job for the most part. One of the hotels had little earwig-centipede looking bugs ALL over it. The bathroom was infested with them and even the floor around the beds had them. Anya cried bloody murder and refused to ...
Iguauzu Falls!
... playing in live games because the stakes were so low. You were dishing out 100 peso bills but they were only worth 20 bucks. It felt cool to have a fat stack of poker chips in your hand as well.
The town was Puerto Iguazu which is on the Argentinean side of the falls. It is a town of about 30,000 and a paper mill on the river which employs a lot of the locals. I have enjoyed the wines of Argentina immensely so far. They ...
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