For all of the multitudes of internet cafes you can easily find in South America, finding modern computers that can transmit data over a USB port can be more of a challenge than it seems. For that reason, I still have pictures from Rio to show, and it cost me 12 pesos get my photos on a disk... well, whatever. Finally, pictures!
Ray, Michael, Christian and I in Rio.
The windy road between Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo.
Myself, Jessica, and Duda listening to live Bossa Nova in Sao Paulo.
Myself, Stephanie, Karina, and Archie overlooking the river that empties into Iguacu falls.
Just some of the 27 spectacular individual falls at Iguacu, from the Argentinean side.
Even this picture doesn't do justice to the breathtaking power of the water.
The sign says not to feed the animals...
...so the lady learns the hard way.
Archie imitates one of the many ridiculous signs around the park.
After the Iguacu Falls boat ride, we're soaked three times through.
From a town near the falls, the rivers converge to divide Argentina in the foreground, Paraguay to the left, and Brazil to the upper right.
1 comments:
john, your pictures are awesome! If you have time, try to go to "La Fusa" a concert bar in Buenos Aires, where my favorite bossa nova artist, Vinicius de Moraeas recorded on of his most famous albums. Good Luck!
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