Hello, back again after being very rudely kicked off the computer i was using! So the guy we met turned out to be Australian, he was travelling with his girlfriend and they gave us somemore advice about Brazil as we walked back to get the train. On the train there was a group of girls who were laughing and pointing and then they started taking photos! How rude! The last walk that we did was the upper circuit which took us to the very top of the waterfalls-again ...

The bus journey here was...uncomfortable to say the least. The food was disgusting, i cant even begin to explain what it was, and the toilet was unbearable, i had to hold my breath for fear of being sick and i dont even want to think about what might have been on the floor...we arrived in Puerto Iguazu tired and probably smelly at 9.30am this morning. Managed to get a bus to the hostel but couldnt check in until 2pm so we had to wait until then before we could g...

Headed to the tube station again this morning to catch the tube to Palermo, which is just outside of the microcentro, to go to the Zoolological gardens. The tickets into the zoo were reasonably priced but i managed to get the most expensive ones. Oops. We saw loads of animals though. Afterwards we headed to the botanical gardens which were ok, but there were loads of stray cats and cat poo. Nice. Then we walked to Cementario de la Recoletta, which was really inte...

Decided to head in to Buenos Aires ´microcentro´ today via the subte. We found the tube station not very far down the road from the hostel and managed to buy ourselves two tickets to Bolivar for 75c each! The train was packed and there were kids trying to sell us things, but it was relatively clean and fast. When we got into the town centre we wandered around the square for a bit and managed to get conned by an old lady selling ribons for a childrens c...

Arrived in Buenos Aires this morning at about 9.45am local time. The flight wasn't very comfortable; Neil booked the seats on line but cocked up because he didn't realise there was a toilet behind us so we couldn't put our seats very far back! It was about 10 hours 45 mins to Sau Paulo, Brazil and then another 2 hours to Buenos Aires. When we arrived at the airport, the people were really nice, most spoke good English and we managed to sort out a taxi to take us ...