Day 7 - North to the staggering majestic Iguazu Falls on the Argentinean Side! The tourist guy was right, up early we stood on the side of the highway whilst 6 buses almost empty going to Iguazu totally ignored us! Finally one stopped, a lovely packed double decker with no seats and everyone crammed in, for me it was going to be a long 4 hours......He did give us alcoholic chocolate liqueur on route though, can you see National Express doing that?!! The vegetatio...

Nightbus to the Jesuit Ruins! Our Expresso Singer bus, despite the grumpy staff was actually luxury and empty so after some valium, 8 hours later we reached a place called Posadas where we then caught another lovely double decker (that is all they do in the north!) to San Ignacio Mini where the Jesuit Ruins are. It was only a small place so we were glad we had not taken the direct bus option to here from Concordia where we would have arrived and been dumped on th...

Day 5 - Back into Argentina again and the river city of Concordia! We decided to take a boat across the border rather than the bus as it was cheaper and close by. The whole process was rather amusing, basically you bought your boat ticket in this silver sprayed wreck of a tin shack, then the lady in the museum stamped your passport and off you were on a local boat with a captain who didn't really look like a captain so to speak, all very funny! 15 minutes later w...

A Leeds Uni Reunion in the vibrant city of Buenos Aires!! Bleary eyed we got to Hils apartment at 6.30am feeling very guilty about waking her up so early!! It was so good to see her after all this time and even though we had met up at Andy's wedding last year, we had not properly seen each other since Uni, 13 years ago!! It didn't feel that long at all though when she opened the door, amazing how time passes but when you see people you just slip right back into h...

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