|
|
La Garnganta del Diablo - Iguazu Falls |
|
|
Iguazu Falls |
|
|
Boat rides at Iguazu Falls |
|
|
Cactus Argentina feedyard near Villa Mercedes |
|
|
Touring a new slaughter house to open in December 2007 |
|
|
A traditional "gaucho" in Argentina |
|
|
Corn silage - well fermented! |
|
|
Butterflies at Iguazu |
|
|
The "Twin Sisters" at Iguazu Falls |
|
|
Horse-drawn carriages are common in Argentina |
|
|
Cactus Argentina is owned by a partnership of US and Argentine companies |
|
|
Pablo shows us around his traditional ranch |
|
|
Touring the new slaughterhouse that will open in December |
|
|
The plant will package meat for numerous countries |
|
|
Miguel Aldatz - a consultant for a collaborative of private ranchers in Argentina |
|
|
A friendly "gaucho" |
|
|
More gauchos! |
|
|
Herding dogs - They were fun to watch! |
|
|
Miguel shows us around one of the ranches for which he consults |
|
|
Farm equipment on an operation south of Buenos Aires |
|
|
No washer/dryer - but they have a satellite dish! |
|
|
Downtown Buenos Aires at night |
|
|
A hotel room in Puerto de Iguazu |
|
|
Our "landlord" at the hostel in Puerto de Iguazu was of German decent |
|
|
The river that borders Paraguay, Brazil, and Argentina |
|
|
We crossed a HUGE floodplain to reach the Iguazu Falls |
|
|
The entrance to "Garganta del Diablo" at Iguazu Falls |
|
|
Downtown Buenos Aires |
|
|
The "obelisk" in downtown Buenos Aires |
|
|
Some native singers/dancers performed at Iguazu Falls |
|
|
The airport in Buenos Aires |
|
|
Buenos Aires at night |