Macht et joot

This is the end of my journey, so macht et juut jungs (take care guys), looking forward to see you guys in real life again

Rio de Janeiro

After 8 months I met my parents in Rio again



at the Sugar Loaf



Cocacabana beach - definitely not the most beautiful beach, but probably one of the most famous



maybe its famous because of other reasons



I had to do one more of these fun things



The Maracana stadium - even though they build it down to now just about 100,000 seats, it still holds the visitor record of about 180,000 - 200,000 people (nobody knows exactly)



In Rio live about 2 million people in the favelas

Iguazu Waterfalls

At the border between Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay you’ll find, besides some nice virus infections, these amazing waterfalls

me and my rainbow



la Garganta do Diabo - the devils throat

Ur(u)g(u)ay

In Buenos Aires I looked at the map and thought - Hee! hee! Look at this country! Its called you are gay! (Homer Simpson quote)
So i visited it, here some impressions of Colonia del Sacramento and Montevideo

Buenos Aires

the obelisc



the suburb "La Boca",there is also the stadium of the Boca Juniors and everybody loves this guy called Diego the hand of god Marradona



casa rosado - the white house of Argentina is pink, or at least called "The pink house"

Resturlaub

This post is just for the guys who read the German book Resturlaub, thus I’ll write it in German...

Avenida 9 de Julio, auch ohne Hirschkostüm eine Herausforderung



Soviel zum Thema Fenstersteuer...



Ein Radio Taxi



Pitschi Greulichs Bude (das haus hat nur 6 Stockwerke, Pitschi wohnte im 7. Stock)



Die Kneipe „Zur Hirsch“, formerly known as „Zum Gemütlichkeit“ heißt in Wirklichkeit „Untertürkheim Bierhaus“



Probiert da jemand alle seine Klingeltöne über Lautsprecher aus oder ist es etwa ein Argentinischer Krankenwagen?
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Trip to Uyuni, Bolivia - 2nd part

A sunrise in the worlds biggest salt flat

All the salt let at first my feet grow

and than my whole body

At Isla del Pescado (Island of Fish)

At a train cemetery near Uyuni

From Uyuni I went back to San Pedro and later to Santiago

Trip to Uyuni, Bolivia

From San Pedro I did a 4 day trip to Bolivia

This was our group including our guide and his family

Behind the laguna de verde (Green Lagoon) is this - for me nameless - vulcano again

The water seems to be green because of the minerals in the lagoon and with sunny weather you´re supposed to see the reflection of the nameless volcano in the Water.

Mh bad luck, not this day

Some dessert impressions...