***Be sure to check out pics from NZ in the photo album.....many of them show '0' views.....or don't, see if i care, haha ;OP *** The 'interesting' stories must stop.....i've had enough of being ripped of by dodgy taxi drivers....so Sharan and i organize a cab ride from Ciudad Del Este, Paraguay to Puerto Iguazu, Argentina.....but you have to go via Brazil. So Hugo, our first cabbie, tries to convince us we don't need to bother with Brazilian immigration....the ...

Ah the city of the east....of Paraguay. A stopover of a place, with the more enticing Iguazu falls just across the border. Spend the night, eat a huge plate of meat at a Bavarian hotel around the corner - yummy. It was from here that we were to have one of our unplanned 'adventures' getting back to Argentina through Brazil.....bloody hell!

Paraguay....why not. Sharan and i thought we'd clock up a bonus country whilst it was on our doorstep, so we hop over the border to Paraguay, get another stamp in the book. This is the capital city of Paraguay.....i felt like i was walking around in a Tintin novel, with military police roaming the streets. made sure to only go out in the day during the week. Our hotel looked out on to a square where homeless people lived - they had tents, people washed out of ...

Resistencia - city of culture....and by culture, i mean they have elected to have 300+ statues and sculptures erected all over the town. Quite an interesting concept as Sharan and i took pictures next to as many as possible - check out the photo album! We visited the local museum that used to be a train station....nobody was there and it was quite small. I think they were surprised at some english people turning up like we did. Sharan and i only stayed a couple...

Arrived in Santa Fe from Rosario.....an easy 2.5hrs hop. Walked 5 mins to our hotel. Do you know the way to Santa Fe....to paraphrase a song, i do know by being here. Santa Fe is wee...the whole of the main city is easy to walk and takes no more than a couple of hours to cover at a pleasantly ambling pace. Today i have visited yet another museum to examine what colonial life here was like, admired a jesuit convent, dodged a million mosquitoes, took in a very pl...