So, so little time left! Leaving MDZ and Argentina 2 weeks tomorrow! I´d like to stay, but financially it doesnt make sense right now. Unfortunately I may need to accept that I´ve had a fair whack at 6 months working, travelling and enjoying sun, meat and wine. I will definately be back! So since getting back to MDZ, I´ve just been chilling, I have no work at the moment, as I´m in my ´swan song days´, so just making the most of freedom...been to some Asados...

HOME! After nearly 3 weeks, I had a comfy over night bus ride (no wierd passengers this time!) back to Mendoza, wook up to see the sun rise over the beautiful snow capped andes, with the lush green winyeards in front.

So, 20 hour bus ride out of the jungle zones in the North East, to the centr east region (sort of). Interesting bus ride, met a friendly old couple, who chatted and chatted. They showed me photos of their family on their camera, including a video of their grand daughter...being born...by cesarian. Blood, incisions the works. UGH! I didnt have the heart to say thats disgusting! Thank god I onlyhad to sit next to them for 20 hours! I loved the jungle zones. Amazin...

Wow this place is amazing! Proper jungle style! It´s green, "tropical", and very humid and hot. I´m staying in a small town called Puerto Iguazu, which is basically a tourist town, with lots of hotels, touristy shops and internet cafes! But the surrounding area is pure green jungle, with pumas, lizards, snakes, monkeys, colourful birds, deadly spiders you name it, it´s here! It´s amazing! The highway surrounding us, is dotted by all these swanky, po...

Long arse bus journey, 17 hours...and about 29 hours in travelling in total (from leaving Uruguay), a day stop over in Buenos Airesa. Now here. Its very tropical. Very tropical. Lots of palms, green, brown shakcs and huts and colourful birds and monkeys. Its amazing. But very hot. I´m here to explore the iguazu falls and some jungles and stuff. Above is a picture of what I´m here to see.