Argie Bargie

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Had a very short drive this morning over the Brazil-Argentina border and luckily my fears about the rubber glove treatment were unfounded and we passed through without incident.

Straight from crossing the border, we went to the Argentinian side of Iguaçu Falls, but not before being royally ripped off by the National Park who insisted we had to go round with a guide, even though no one else in the park seemed to have to.

The falls themselves were even more spectacular than from the Brazilian side since it was possible to walk along the very top of the falls rather than along the bottom from where you could see just how many gallons of water were pouring over the edge each second (a lot).

After, we headed to the snack bar were I bought probably the biggest sandwich in the world but didn't eat it because loads of bugs kept attacking me and putting me off.

From the falls we drove on to the campsite where I cooked up a storm in the shape of a beef stir fry which surprisingly didn't taste like rubber. Think next time I cook I'll stick to this - why change a winning formula?

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Photos

Argie Falls 1
The Falls from the Argentinan side

Argie Falls 2
The Falls from the Argentinan side

Argie Falls 3
The Falls from the Argentinan side

Argie Falls 3
The Falls from the Argentinan side (last one I promise)

Comments

[Muck]

Specific
'a lot'? Could you not be a little more specific? How are we supposed to be living your experience with such a vague description?! PS - You won the Xpert league.

[Morgs]

Any idea...
How the falls look from the Argentinian side?

[Lil]

Glad to see your still eating...

[Rug]

The pictures of the falls are ok but why didnt you take a picture of 'the biggest sandwich in the world'????

[Peachey]

I was too much in awe to think about taking a photo.