Monday, March 05, 2007
Some piccys from Brazil and Argentina to keep the masses entertained! You will notice a distinct lack of pics from Rio De Janeiro. This is because we were using disposable cameras there as you´re a sitting duck for muggers if you carry around your digital camera.
Street entertainment in San Telmo square, Buenos Aires
Tango dancing in San Telmo square in Buenos Aires
Eva Peron (Evita´s) grave
Iguazu falls seen from the Argentinian side. Pure paradise!
Enjoying our first steak in Buenos Aires!
Iguassu falls from the Brazilian side
Hugh, the resident legend at our hostel in Rio De Janeiro. To see him in action click here!
Our pantanal tour guide, Julinho, displaying a piranha. It was right then that he decided to tell us the river we´d been swimming in the last couple of days was swarming with these piranhas!
Julinho teaching me to make a lasso.
One of the rivers in the pantanal.
A capybarra - the world´s largest rodent - in the pantanal
A sweat, sand and dirt streaked Graham as he reaches the peak of a massive sand dune in Huacachina, Peru at around 3.30 am.
Swimming in the piranha and alligator infested waters of the pantanal.
The oasis in the desert that is Huacachina,Peru.
A caimen (type of alligator) lurking in the undergrowth of the pantanal.
Me and my monkey in Huacachina
Fi and our truck for touring the pantanal
Eating dinner with Julinho and his sister Alassandra in Pocone.
Fi in the square in Arequipa, Peru.
Street entertainment in San Telmo square, Buenos Aires
Tango dancing in San Telmo square in Buenos Aires
Eva Peron (Evita´s) grave
Iguazu falls seen from the Argentinian side. Pure paradise!
Enjoying our first steak in Buenos Aires!
Iguassu falls from the Brazilian side
Hugh, the resident legend at our hostel in Rio De Janeiro. To see him in action click here!
Our pantanal tour guide, Julinho, displaying a piranha. It was right then that he decided to tell us the river we´d been swimming in the last couple of days was swarming with these piranhas!
Julinho teaching me to make a lasso.
One of the rivers in the pantanal.
A capybarra - the world´s largest rodent - in the pantanal
A sweat, sand and dirt streaked Graham as he reaches the peak of a massive sand dune in Huacachina, Peru at around 3.30 am.
Swimming in the piranha and alligator infested waters of the pantanal.
The oasis in the desert that is Huacachina,Peru.
A caimen (type of alligator) lurking in the undergrowth of the pantanal.
Me and my monkey in Huacachina
Fi and our truck for touring the pantanal
Eating dinner with Julinho and his sister Alassandra in Pocone.
Fi in the square in Arequipa, Peru.# posted by Grum @ 10:29 AM 
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