Last stop, that town.

In the Netherlands we might not come much further than glossy’s about grumpy historians, in Brasil Mr Marx himself has it’s own magazine

Paraty, in Brasil.

Brasilia, the planned capital of Brasil

A cave, a pool and tasting cacha-stuffy at the local distillery and trying all flavors.

So what happened to this blog? Just before I was leaving Ciudad del Este my hard disk crashed taking with it a year of photos and other things I was working on. The things I was working on sucked, but the photos I kind off miss. So without the Brasilian side of Iguazu, the wold second largest hydrolectric dam Itaupu, more of Paraguay, Ciudad del Este and Laura eating watermelon ( had to say that ) we continue with the photos I took after that fatefull day.

Ciudad del este & Tres fronteras

Ciudad del Este is known for it’s electronics market and as they say ‘the most corrupt city of South-America’ but what it really is a very big shopping mall. Tres fronteras is the point where the borders of Brasil, Argentina and Paraguay meet and where you can take a lovely small pont to Puerto Iguazu in Argentina.