Day 371 Puerto Iguazu, Argentina: Falls of Iguaza (Argentina)
Monday, June 26th, 2006
After the complimentary breakfast which was really worth the extra money, I hauled my black market looking back pack and hit the border. At ten o’clock, there were thousands of people already streaming across the long bridge that connected with Brazil. I found the immigration office and was surprised that it was empty. Just one lady and her stamp. I was the only one out of thousands an hour who was doing the immigration thing. Just insane, as there were officers all over the place and Brazil is supposedly clamping down on the black market.
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