From Iguassu to Buenos Aires

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From Foz do Iguacu on the Brazilian side I moved on Saturday to Puerto Iguazu in Argentina. The bus was full of locals and in the confusion I forgot to ask the driver to stop on the Brazilian border to check me out from the country, so we went straight to Argentina. I may not come here again but just in case I may have to email the Finnish Brazilian embassy to avoid trouble. Anyway I had a good chance to look at the falls from both countries and on top of that I even went on a boat safari on Sunday morning before leaving for Buenos Aires on by bus.
Not just an ordinary bustrip - 18 hours, leaving at 3 o´clock in the afternoon and arriving 10 next morning to BA. It wasn´t so bad as it sounds, the bus was a doubledecker with only 2+1 seats in a row, which also could be folded down almost to a bed. Service was like in a airplane - something to eat and drink in the evening - movies from dvd - blankets and pillows to make yourself comfortable, and the whole trip was something like 80 euros for 1200 km !
I have lots of pictures in my camera but unfortunately computers in this hostel do not allow me to load them - I try to do it later.

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Comments

[Pekka]

Tervehdys
Moi Tomi; hienoa että tunsit itsesi nuoreksi (ilman peilejäkin). Mukava lukea hyvin alkaneesta matkastasi, toivottavasti aurinko paistaa jatkossakin. Wonderfull pictures from Rio, Thank You ! Yst. Pekka 8.11.11. 9.38 (local time)

[AtominAmerica]

Moi Pekka
kiitti viestista, runsas viikko takana ja huomenna matka jatkuu etelaan t.tomppa

[Captain S]

I recon your right hand
in the back but who is in the front. Local guide?

[AtominAmerica]

Yes it´s me...
but NO I have not been drinking.

[roger eriksson]

Morjens. Otroligt fina bilder och intressant reseskildring. One small beer, men det räcker väl inte så länge, vad kostar en öl och hur smakar det ! Keitetty rapu bilden är bra, häng dit en nummerskylt runt halsen , så har vi MC-Älgsölandet !! Tosimiehen rapukausi = avantouinti, huden blir rosa pga. köldeffekten.