well i spent a couple of day on the brazilian panatal which was like being in the outbacksleeping in hammocks with electrcity for 4 hours a day. We went exploring the wetlands trying to find annaconda`s and jaguars but sttling for toucans, armadillos and alligatorswent pirranha fishing, caught them and ate them in a soup and horse riding which was awesomeonly prob was that it was 35 degrees or more and damn mossiesjust made it to the bolivian bording in time caus...

well rio was a blast!!!! loved the city, the sights, went to watch the mighty botofog which was amazing!!. Visted a samba club and in true drunken british stylee, me and heather ate the dancefloor!!!eventually moved on to some cool islands called ihle grandes which consisted of beer, beaches and boats....nice. moved on to curitiba and down to the amazing waterfalls in foz de iguazu! poped into paraguay to do a spot of shopping!currently in bonito been snorkling w...

well getting to brazil from argentina was scary! i landed in sau paulo and was anxious about leaving the airport!portuguese is a hard language and staying in sao paulo is scary! big city quite seedy and gangs of locals!. i even skipped dinner!in the morning i flet brave and managed to get a 6 hr bus (god knows how) to rio! awesome know im here much more chilled. got an appartment and checking all the sights ..... statue of cristo, sugar loaf, ipane...

Well buenos aires has not been what i expected!!gone is the idea of cobbled streets and romanitic tango´s under the stars!! V.intimidating for a little english guy on his own!. no one speaks english and it isn´t a tourist place! having said that after i picked up the lingo things got a little better, the plaza de mayo is cool and recoleta is a nice little place.lets just say it was an experience!