Our trip to the Iguaza falls was amazing. As we only had one day, managed to find a chap that said he could take us to both sides of the falls so set off early for Brazil ...only took 30 mins to cross the border and they did not open til 9 so why so early no idea but at least we missed the masses.? When we arrived it all seemed at bit "Disney", but I suppose they have just got it all well organised and the falls certainly were not.? The first views were...

Okay, have just staggered of coach after 18 hour coach trip. Granted was luxury coach with reclining seats, dvds, food and alcohol!!! Left Buenos Aires in the middle of a horrific thunderstorm, roads turned to rivers, just managed to get taxi to bus station without drowning. Off to see magnificent falls tomorrow then off on another long bus journey towards Bolivia as not much to do here after seeing falls, very small town with few bars and restaurants but at leas...

Hooray! have been reunited with cases and can now change outfits. Still cloudy with drizzle but not stopping us from taking Buenos Aires by storm! Have tangoed, ate steak and visited Evita's grave, all ticked off the list. Finding grave was a bit like being in a 'Where's Walley' page, although a lot harder! District of La Boca very colourful but frightening off the beaten track. Antique market around San Telmo full of characters apart from ourselv...

Friday 13th has lived up to it´s name. Sat in hostel waiting for luggage to arrive on next flight as there was a jobsworth at Madrid who reckoned an hour was not long enough to have luggage moved from one plane to another, even though we made it!Top tip - never travel with Iberia, not if you want more than one drink in twelve hours, your own tv screen, decent food i.e. a roll is not a rock and cabin staff with manners.But we survived and have had a few beer...