Parque Nacional Iguazú
We came here for a waterfall. A big one. Actually 275 distinct cataratas that form a giant falls that looks like something only Jon Landau or George Lucas could come up with, no picutre (or 100 pictures or 1,000 pictures) could ever do it justice. But I´ll try anyway. (Be sure to click on these pictures to enlarge them. Seriously.)
Just before the boat took us under the falls. At this point I´m still relatively dry.
The top of Devil´s Throat. You can´t see the bottom.
This is the same butterfly, wings open and wings closed. There are lots of butterflies.
We head to Buenos Aires this afternoon, but before then it´s supposed to rain two inches. The whole town already lost electricity for an hour this morning. It is a rain forest, after all.
Just before the boat took us under the falls. At this point I´m still relatively dry.
The top of Devil´s Throat. You can´t see the bottom.
This is the same butterfly, wings open and wings closed. There are lots of butterflies.
We head to Buenos Aires this afternoon, but before then it´s supposed to rain two inches. The whole town already lost electricity for an hour this morning. It is a rain forest, after all.
Labels: Argentina, Iguazú, South America
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