I'm a hankerin' for some Iguazu

This is my last day here in Iguazu, home to the widest falls in the world. Let me tell you. They’re wide. Niagara’s got nothing on Iguazu. This will be the first post with pictures in it. Some of them might include me in them! And yes, I did indeed get a hair cut. As you can see, Iguazu is wide. As my family and I walked through the jungles around Iguazu we came across a small driblet (driblet? Is that a word? A dribble?) which we dubbed “Iggy Minor”. We also came across an iguana. I guess you could give him the same name.

Anyway, pictures:

Besides the waterfalls (or cataratas in Spanish), the town of Iguazu doesn’t have much worth writing about. Our hotel is cool I guess.. we have a little cabin with rooms. Well, I guess all cabins have rooms, but this one is special. Internet access is… limited. Internet is only accesable in the main lobby, which is a painful walk through gravel if you are not wearing shoes. For me, that is usually the case. My one attempt at Facebooking resulted in the keyboard bursting into flames and melting onto my lap. Six months is going to be hard.
Speaking of six months, it has really begun to hit me that I am going to be gone. For a while. With limited internet access that will reoccurringly cause the computer to spontaneously combust. It has been about two weeks since I left, and if me calculations are correct, I am a little under a thirteenth of the way through my trip. I should probably ditch the count down thing.

Anyway, I’m not gonna do the comment thing this time because I did one in comments and people kind of… stopped commenting. So if you are reading this: comment comment comment! (unless you already do it religiously, in which case you might want to put down the computer and find a good book)

I head off to Mendoza tomorrow, and I'll blog from there, but probably not the first day.