Unfinished Business

When it comes to Brazil, it feels like I always have unfinished business. Back on July 7th I started a blog entry about the Amazon. This was the opening paragraph:

Greetings from "O Norte," the North. I had never been to northern Brazil before last Thursday, but I had always heard a lot about it - about how it´s killer hot, it feels like a totally different country from the rest of Brazil, and it´s dirty and less organized than the South. Guess what - all those things are true!

But then we went down to southern Brazil and I never finished that post. On July 12 I wrote the following: "When I am settled back at home I´m planning on posting more pictures and recapping other parts of the trip including: The Amazon! Iguaçú Falls! Other stuff! Stay tuned..." I guess four months should qualify as enough time to get settled back at home, so I'll make good on my promise. Apologies to all that have been in suspense for all that time.

Since a picture's worth a thousand words, I'll let my pictures from my trip to Brazil do the talking:



If a picture's worth a thousand words, a video must be worth, like, a gajillion. Here's a video from down inside the Garganta do Diabo at Iguaçú Falls:



I still feel like I have some last words to say about my return to Brazil, but for now that too will remain unfinished business.