Sunday November 21st.
We spent a relaxing Sunday morning getting ready for the bbq and a visit to the falls. Murilo and Marizette prepared a delicious steak bbq for our lunch, which is the main meal of the day here. We were joined by Karolyne, Bernardo, Luis, Alice, Luigi and a couple of other friends.
After that we set off for the mythical Iguacu Falls. These are the falls that Kristian told me were much better than Niagara (at the time I had never heard of them!) You judge from the pictures what you think. Unfortunately, it rained for most of the time we were there, but it didn´t dampen our spirits or detract from the beauty.
I was happy to see the birds that nest behind the falls, darting in and out of the water to get to their nests. I had heard about these birds from a National Geographic show in Toronto after Kristian had told me about the falls. Couldn´t get any photos though and I´m not sure of the name of the bird.
I was happy to see the birds that nest behind the falls, darting in and out of the water to get to their nests. I had heard about these birds from a National Geographic show in Toronto after Kristian had told me about the falls. Couldn´t get any photos though and I´m not sure of the name of the bird.
We spent three hours walking along the trails. Then back to the house for a late afternoon gathering and some delicious carrot cake made by Karolyne. Then when the friends went home, Kristian, Karolyne and I watched a movie called The Kingdom, about an FBI raid into Saudi Arabia to reek vengence on some terrorists who killed one of theirs. Good action but typically American.
The falls are gorgeous!!! Beautiful Joe, even in the rain.
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just beautiful
awesome! reminds me of the Yes album cover!
ReplyDeleteFantastic falls with or without rain
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At least not as tacky as Niagara Falls! I believe "guacu" means "big" in the local tongue. Are they big?? Never mind what Roosevelt said.
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A.Moose (Mr.)
Wouldn't it be nice to run a half-marathon along these falls?
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