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. Amazing, tropical wild life. Very south america!

So, then off to Rosario. A city, about a 3 hour or so drive north east of Buenos Aires, sitting on the other side of the Rio Paraná (which flows off of the Amazon). The city is known as the town where the ARgentine flag was designed and first flown (theres a big Ancient Greek style construction comemorating it) and as the birth place and childhood home of Che Guevara! Apart from that, not a lot else to see. It´s a Uni town, so lots of youth. It was a nice place, looked very similar to Buenos Aires (very european, frenchy style). But obviously a lot quieter.

I only spent 8 hours theres to break up the trip, as by the evening, I take the 11 hour bus back to Mendoza, overnight.