Well our second day in iguazu was a complete wash out, it rained spectacularly, which is not surprising based on the fact it is a tropical country. My final day in Iguazu i hopped over to brazil to renew my visa, so i am legal again yay!!!! The bus journey back to BA was pretty miserable but I'm here and am doing administration before I leave, laundry, photos if I can. THe good news about my tip to Iguazu is Rupert found out I get a bursary from uni for 250 poun...

Well we arrived at Puerto Iguazu and went to our hostel. Within minutes we were booked for a trip to Iguazu that included, a raft trip, jeep and then a boat. It was seriously impressive, no wonder its called La Garganta del Diablo. The raft was nice and I played translator for the Canadians in the raft. We saw the edge of the cataratas and the various wildlife. The jeep was pretty dull as we only drove through the forest to the boat. The boat was staggering an...

Spent seven hours in a bus today getting to Buenos Aires, which was fun. I spent one night in my last hostel because they were booked out the next day. I moved on the Thursday to a hostel that was unbelievably sociable from the first few minutes. I arrived and was immediately invited to look round Buenos Aires with two girls (Alec and Sarah). The next few days were pretty chilled, met up with Sam Mustafa, Hannah Masters, Luz and my new friend from the hostel C...

La Choza Blog On the 14th October I Maximillino and I drove to a farm near a place called Juarez and about 300km from Buenos Aires. We stayed the night in Juarez in a hotel then went to the farm. On the way Maximilliano told me Robert wants to pay me, and to be quite honest I was not sure how to react especially since Robert and I agreed there would be no payment involved, so I will have to wait and see. The farm is called La Choza and is about 4,000 hectares...

Well unfortunately my last few days were a bit miserable as it rained pretty solidly over the weekend so the vaccination is basically out. On Monday we spent most of the time cutting down a large tree that came down in the storm near Sergio's house. On my last day of work on Tuesday we went to gather up a few groups of cattle out near the puesto it was a hell of a day and I had to use JuanJo's saddle since he broke his wrist unfortunately falling off his horse ...