A virtual visit to Iguassu Falls, Argentina

Since Friday Smiles is still on hiatus, we're once again heading south of the equator to Argentina.  This time we're once again visiting Iguassu Falls in my 7 Continents Altered Book.  If you want to see our first visit, go here, please.

I had many photos from various travel magazines and brochures of Iguassu Falls, so I tried to assemble them all in two pages, the first seen here.

According to what I've read, the Argentina side of the Falls has the most dramatic views, while the Brazilian side is more "intimate."  These are supposed to all be from the Argentina side of the Falls.

I was a bit surprised that Iguassu Falls was twice as large as Niagara Falls.

If pictures are any indication, this is one mighty sight to behold.

There are apparently lots of activities available around the Falls, too.

There are the specially built rafts that get the visitor up close and personal,

the lookout and walkway over the Falls, the train that takes visitors who want an extended tour, and 

a trip through Devil's Throat.  I've rotated this picture so you can see it better.  I couldn't fit it on the page otherwise.

In addition to pictures from various travel magazines and brochures, I added washi tape around the photos, computer generated text, stars I painted three shades of green, then cut using a punch, and a ticket.  My substrate for these pages was NOT pages from my Physician's Desk Reference, but a used file folder I cut to size.  I realize these look more like scrapbook pages than altered book pages, but I hope you like my take on the Argentina side of Iguassu Falls.