So we left Argentina and crossed the border into Brazil. We camper one night by the beach at Bertioga, then onto Paraty where we will camp for 3 night before we here to Rio de Janerio, in time for Rio carnival 2006-woohoo!!! Paraty is a great little colonial town, with narrow cobbled street hosting a number of great shops. There is a real seaside feel about this place, with its beaches and cobbled street, full of assortment of shops, restaurants and bars so ...

So here we are again in Argentina, the land of the beautiful men-heaven!!! We are camping here for 3 nights and sharing the campsite with 7 other tour buses, so there as so many fellow travellers here, and ladies one of the buses are full of hot new zealanders-scummy-and they wonder around all day just in their low hanging shorts-im in paradise!!! Talking of spectacular sights, we visited the awe inspiring Iguacu Fall and what an amazing place it is. No wor...

So we travel to the capital city Asuncion, and theres nothing much to say about it, except its a city like every other city, with big buildings, loads of shops and some good bars and clubs. But best of all was the 'all you can eat' restaurant which cost 36,000 paragian guaranis, which seems like alot of money but it is basically under 4 pounds. So for under 4 pounds you can eat as much as you like from their amazing assortment of food, such as salad (obviously di...

After 3 days of perving at the hot Argentinean men-yummy- we sadly left Argentina and crossed the border into Paraguay. Didnt know what to expect from Paraguay but was pleasantly surprise as it has such great landscape. With its rolling green fields which reminds me of home almost, except for the randon tropical vegetable dotted around. We camped two nights. First night we camped in Trinidad, in the open field of a campsite that had a bar and a great pool, ...

After leaving Uyuni we travelled towards the border towards Argentina, and freecamped which mean camping not in a campersite but in a field behind a petrol station, surround by horses-glad to see they are not sparing any expenses.... Next day crossed the border into Argentina and camped in Salta, on an actual campersite. Salta is a great city with so much to do. Its a very westernised city with lots of shops and great restaurants and street full of bars and...