Here are a few more pictures to share from Iguaçu.
This is a really good shot of the walk ways that took you to the edges of the falls. Both Brazil and Argentina took you up close, where you could feel the water spray, and the intensity of it all. The whole trail has outcroppings like this.
This was taken from the Argentina side. It was an amazing site. It was a deliciously green valley, separated by crystal, forceful rushing water decorated with a vibrant rainbow. Amazing. More than once on this trip I just had to stop and gawk. Not because I couldn't believe God could create something so amazing, but you have to pause and really appreciate it, be grateful, and make a memory. 
This spot is called The Devil's Throat. It's amazing......massive amounts of rushing water. You can feel it in your chest several hundred feet before you get to this overlook.
The kids and I at the overlook for The Devil's Throat. It was built literally over the waterfalls. If you look straight down anywhere on the platform, you saw water plunging below you.
Some of us who still had energy after two solid days of walking ventured the trails below the falls and the 300+ steps to go with them. New and amazing views. We were not disappointed. It reminded me so much of Hawaii. And then, not at all.
Some of us who still had energy after two solid days of walking ventured the trails below the falls and the 300+ steps to go with them. New and amazing views. We were not disappointed. It reminded me so much of Hawaii. And then, not at all.
Just to prove that we were all there:
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