Argentina and Iguazu Falls

I was in Argentina only a few weeks, but it was action-packed and exciting, from the city to the wilds. I hope you enjoy the photos.

From the Argentine side of Iguazu Falls I could see Brazil and Paraguay. Not visit, but see.

Black-chested jay.

Adventurous folks took boats to the falls . . .

and got closer . . .

and closer! Not me; I get scared just looking at this.

If anyone can identify this spider (?), I would be grateful.

I love effective signs.

The groovy Yacutinga Lodge.

My trendy digs in Buenos Aires. The owners were tango teachers and Picasso admirers. I had private tango lessons with the husband, and learned tango is saturated with emotion. Later at the BA airport, I almost did not board my flight back to the US – I was going to stay and spend the rest of my life learning tango. That, sadly, did not happen.

I wish I had better photos of all the tango I got to see, but I do have LOTS of videos.

Antique market, Buenos Aires.

“All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given us” – J.R.R. Tolkien