Mar 8 - Posadas & Encarnación, Paraguay
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Mar 3 - Amsterdam

Mar 4 - Buenos Aires
Teatro Colón

Mar 5 - Buenos Aires
City Tour, wine tasting & tango

Mar 6 - Buenos Aires
Jorunn's delta trip

Mar 7 - Buenos Aires
La Boca, colorful city block.

Mar 8 - Posadas, Encarnación & Paraguay

Mar 9 - Encarnación Iguazú, Brazil

Mar 10 - Iguazú waterfall, Argentine

Mar 11 - Iguazú waterfall, Brazil

Mar 12 - Rio de Janeiro. Corcovado mountain

Mar 13 - Rio de Janeiro boating & Samba

Mar 14 - Leaving Rio de Janeiro

Mar 15 - Back in Norway

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We flew to Posadas some 80 minutes away and stayed over in Encarnacion.


Our trip with plane to Posadas in the North of Argentine. Click for bigger map.

Nils giving advice before leaving for Posadas.

Entering the national airliner.

Nice plane.

And OK inside.

Off to a nice lunch at a local restaurant.

After lunch, a visit to Selecta tea plantation.

Founded in 1950 by x-Germans.

It was lovely laid out.

Big fur trees.

Trees that they made tea of.

Original rubbish containers.

Nice flower settings.

Jorunn and Martin during a briefing.

The main production hall.

Nice trees.

Finished product.

Production details.

More finished produce.

Favorite drink of the Paraguayans, cold tea.

Local workers in a very nice, serene setting.

Rat poising.

Bird with too much rat poison?

Production hall.

The farewell sermon.

Selecta is sending its produce worldwide.

The various tea products of Selecta. You can see m ore here.

 

Then off to the ruins of to the Jesuit mission town of Trinidad. Seen here is the local guide, Emanuel. These missions are a reminder of the Jesuits' Christianization of the Río de la Plata basin in the 17th and 18th centuries, with the accompanying social and economic initiatives.

Emanuel with his Norwegian counterpart, Nils.

 

 

Martin and the others are listening in.

 

Martin and Iria listening to the guide.

One of the arches remaining.

Overview of the ruins.

It is a lot of them.

Landscape.

Ruins.

Martin having a rest.

More ruins.

See through ruins. Martin in the background.

Another see-through ruin.

Part of the structure.

Building details.

Impressive.

The christening fountain reconstructed. Smashed by looters a couple of hundred years ago.

 

Another view of the fountain.

Jorunn and some info about the site.

Tall bamboos tree with nest.

Martin and rocks.

Hole in the wall.

Nice green lawn.

Rocks found.

Martin and rocks.

Dengue fever is a treat in Paraguay.

We took the train across the border to Paraguay.

Waiting for transport looking towards Paraguay.

Looking back at Argentine.

After Posadas, we went to the border to Paraguay.

It was a train that crossed the border river.

In the middle of the river between the two countries.

Jorunn, Nils and a female thief that stole Jorunn's cell phone.

Martin on the train crossing into Paraguay.

Locomotive graveyard.

Old tracks.

Lone, abandoned good wagon.

End stop at the Paraguayan side.

Embarking on the Paraguayan side.

Off to our hotel, a very nice one.

And new one.

 

Very tasty interior, brand new.

Excellent bar.

Hotel view.

Nice, shiny hall for functions.

Pool that Martin never manage to use.

Jorunn with icy beer.

Martin with icy beer.  

The next day, Saturday, March 9th, it was off to Encarnación–Iguazú, Brazil  and sightseeing at the Itaipú dam.


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