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Published: February 15th 2006
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We were there we promise! We´re not superimposed at all! Hi all!
Thanks for all your comments - we love seeing them, and well done Stu for winning yourself a postcard! It´ll be in the post soon but may take a couple of weeks 😊
Well, we´ve made it to the next major highlight of the tour - Iguassu Falls! Utterly, utterly amazing and breaktaking! Luckily for you we´re not boring you with all 110 photos of the 285 different waterfalls at all angles, but even so the photos we took don´t do them justice!
We spent the first side on the Argentian side, where we basically took different walks above the different falls - Devil´s Throat (main bit), 3 Musketeers.. and then went on a boat ride which beats all Chessington Adventures! The boat ride was US$30 and unmissable for anyone heading that way (thanks to mum and dad for having some left over American money - this one (& 2 ice lollies) were on you! :D ). The ride takes you right up to some of the waterfalls, so that you get more angles for yet more photos. The driver was brilliant too - he swayed to each side so that you felt you were going
Iguassu
See that big waterfall to the left? That´s just where we were taken in our little boat,like the one you see in the picture.... to fall and then surprised us all (including the camera man) by actually taking us
under 2 of the waterfalls and drenching us all. Let´s just say Eric´s grin was bigger than ever and we all wanted to do it again!
Today we went to the Brazilian side, this side gives great panoramic shots (yes more photos) of all the falls, and makes you realise just how big they are and how many there are. Not much to say - its awesome to see (my new word) and just, like, come and see it for yourself!
We also visited the biggest dam in the world - it provides power for 90%!o(MISSING)f Paraguay and 25%!o(MISSING)f Brazil. Not the most exciting excursion on our trip but good to see.
Last night we went to a dinner show which had dances from all around South America. Although a couple were cheesy, it was well worth it. The food may have been the nicest so far - tender, tasty chicken and loads of choice- Eric was eating for about 2 1/2 hours and we all found it hard to move after. Highlights were the capoeira martial arts/dance (really cool!),
the samba, Brazilian carnival bit, a bloke with 2 balls of fire at the end of some metal chains that moved them so fast it looked like a ring of fire, Mexican famous song which we can´t remember, Evita in Spanish. The tango was good but not as good as the movies.
So having a brilliant time, photos will be up soon! Hope you´re all well, hello from both of us!
see yas
xxxxxxx
ps our tour guide is canadian but half Greek - what are the chances?!
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Little Asian
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Quick question
the cameraman who was surprised..did his camera get wet? seems a bit harsh for the boat dude to all of a sudden turn the boat under a waterfall without telling people who had cameras out...or am i being a ninny?