Waterfalling in Argentina
Trip Start
Jan 08, 2007
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Trip End
Oct 01, 2007
The Iguazu falls beat the living hell out of Niagra (sorry Team America) but Victoria still holds the title for biggest curtain of water.
The huge expanse of tumbling waters are split into 270 different falls, some enourmous and many smaller covering over 1.6miles, with the aptly named Garganta Del Diablo (Devils Throat) centrepiece creating huge clouds of mist rising a 100m and more high above the frothing waters. The sheer power of the falls is best noted by the deafening roar from the Devils throat and the surge of the water bubbling back to the surface after its 700m descent from the huge cascading horseshoe where water pours in from 3 sides.
Many of you will already know these falls from the famous Moonraker Bond film.
Enough of the explanation look at the photos!
The huge expanse of tumbling waters are split into 270 different falls, some enourmous and many smaller covering over 1.6miles, with the aptly named Garganta Del Diablo (Devils Throat) centrepiece creating huge clouds of mist rising a 100m and more high above the frothing waters. The sheer power of the falls is best noted by the deafening roar from the Devils throat and the surge of the water bubbling back to the surface after its 700m descent from the huge cascading horseshoe where water pours in from 3 sides.
Many of you will already know these falls from the famous Moonraker Bond film.
Enough of the explanation look at the photos!


