Oh, a toucan! <br> Bernardo de Campo, Sao Paulo, Brazil
14 Mar 2009
Straight Ahead! Parana is the size of France and the landscape does not change! <br> Parana, Brazil
15 Mar 2009
In the morning, the fog seems to close a door on the mysterious path lined with tall trees. <br> Bernardo de Campo, Parana, Brazil
15 Mar 2009
My pets are plentiful bike. Cui there is a great size. <br> Andira, Parana, Brazil
15 Mar 2009
Nivaldo also travel by bicycle, and came from Minas Gerais in two months, where he worked. He stops at his home soon, more than two days. Like all Latin American cyclovoyageurs he leaves his bike in the lower rise. Normal, it does not speed! <br> Andira, Parana, Brazil
15 Mar 2009
Camping in a banana plantation. <br> Andira, Parana, Brazil
15 Mar 2009
We worship a Black Madonna in the corner. It changes the White God ... <br> Santa Mariana, Parana, Brazil
16 Mar 2009
We found here the cheapest restaurant in Brazil and my whole trip so far: not even one euro, for a quasi A Vontade! Thank you to my guide improvised Nelson. <br> Jataizinho, Parana, Brazil
17 Mar 2009
One night camping in the fields. <br> Morao Campo, Parana, Brazil
19 Mar 2009
Ceu Azul, Paraná, Brazil
21 Mar 2009
Finally! A performance deserved after so many kilometers by bike. The Iguazu Falls mark the end of my journey from Brazil just over 3 months in the territory. Here the borders of Paraguay and Argentina join those of Brazil. The show is really impressive. <br> Iguazu Falls, Parana, Brazil
22 Mar 2009
Two journalists Itaipu chase me away. A picture outside, rare in solitary journey. <br> Foz de Iguacu, Parana, Brazil.
23 Mar 2009
Visit and interview the Itaipu dam. <br> Itaipu, Parana, Brazil.
23 Mar 2009
The Itaipu Dam on the Parana River produces a huge amount of hydroelectric power truly impressive. Only 7% are sufficient to supply all across Paraguay. The rest goes to Brazil, producing 20% ​​of the energy of the country. That, they say, the biggest and the best dam in the world. <br> Itaipu, Parana, Brazil.
23 Mar 2009
Frank&#39;s friend, German, joined me for ten days with the farm project and rent horses to cross the Paraguay, bike loaded on the animals. <br> We meet at Murillo, CouchSurfer, pool on top of her building in the morning. <br> Foz de Iguacu, Parana, Brazil.
24 Mar 2009
The natural park of Iguacu is full of animals of all kinds, a naturalist&#39;s paradise, as well as for a photographer! <br> Iguazu Falls, Parana, Brazil
25 Mar 2009
We are moving on tiptoe to the great and terrible waterfalls. <br> Iguazu Falls, Parana, Brazil
25 Mar 2009
Iguazu Falls, Parana, Brazil
25 Mar 2009
The Gargente del Diablo (Devil&#39;s Throat) is the star attraction of the Iguaçu Falls on the Argentine side. <br> Iguazu Falls, Parana, Brazil
25 Mar 2009
View of the Iguaçu Falls on the Argentine side. We have before us Brazil. <br> Iguazu Falls, Parana, Brazil
25 Mar 2009

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