Tijuca, Rio Even the sky is green |
Punta Arenas, Chile |
Tijuca, Rio |
Costa Rica |
Tijuca, Rio |
Tijuca, Rio |
Punta Arenas, Chile |
Tijuca, Rio |
Rio de Janeiro, green cape |
Just looking up in a Rio square |
Costa Rica jungle Top down view from high foliage to the jungle soil. |
Costa Rica – with a dash of scarlet |
Costa Rica jungle If you watch very carefully, you can see two scarlet macaws roosting in the trees. This photo is unpatched or otherwise modified. |
Punta Arenas, Chile |
Dancing on the pier in Callao – all the rest is Nicaragua |
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Valparaiso |
The chapel in Tijuca forest, Rio de Janeiro |
Valparaiso |
Valparaiso – view towards the port |
Valparaiso With the big mirror cube of the central plaza, and the missing top of a palace. |
Valparaiso |
Valparaiso |
Valparaiso |
Valparaiso, from the cable car |
Montevideo This was once the tallest building in South America |
Valparaiso – view to the hills |
Valparaiso |
Valparaiso |
The central plaza of Valparaiso |
A govermental palace in the central plaza of Valparaiso. Look for the missing top. |
Amalia glacier |
Coquimbo, Chile They built their own cross in 2000, pretending to be Rio. |
Montevideo |
Nicaragua |
Pao de Azucar, Rio |
Ushuaia, Argentina Very much like Carmel, except for corrugated iron buildings |
Ushuaia, Argentina |
Plaza de Armas, Punta Arenas, Chile |
At the fountain – Tijuca forest, Rio de Janeiro |
Artigas monument, Montevideo |
Tijuca forest, Rio de Janeiro |
Panama |
Punta Arenas, Chile |
Panama |
Panama |
Panama |
Panama |
Amalia Glacier |
The mountains near Ushuaia |
At the Duarte crypt in Buenos Aires – Eva Peron's tomb. |
Montevideo |
Cabo San Lucas, Mexico |
Manta, Ecuador |
Manta, Ecuador |
The face that launched a thousand ships |
Falklands |
Cabo San Lucas |
Little me with artsy elevator In the corner you can see the piano and note stand. There was a piano-violin-viola trio, Russian, of course. I couldn't tell the viola (if any) till I sneaked behind, and, with much effort and glasses, saw the C-clefs in one player's score, and not in the other's. |
We had a table for four, and a great time together, swapping cruise stories. |
With our waiters. |
Panama City, the former USA compound |
Nicaragua |
This one even says "Arbol Navideño" to make sure everybody gets it. |
Rio – the tree floats on the lagoon and changes light patterns at night. All the guides pointed to it as a big attraction. |
The port, Valparaiso |
The port, Buenos Aires |
Stranded among boxes. |
The port at Manta, Ecuador |
Callao, the port of Lima, Peru |
Prize costumes from previous "Escuelas de samba" competitions |
This came sharp, for some reason |
Another Emperor's idea. Since he had brought Chinese to take care of a tea plantation (that didn't work) he thought that a pagoda would be appropriate. |
Memorial to artists in the Tijuca forest A few painters gathered near a waterfall for inspiration. This was the origin of the Brazilian Art school. |
Here you can see the rope. The tourists understand it must not be crossed. But the penguins? The rock-hoppers stay strictly on the rocks, unlike the Magellanic Penguins, who feel at home in the grass. |
Pao de Azucar |
Pao de Azucar |
Amalia glacier, Chile |
Cape Horn |
Punta Arenas, Chile |
Market in Nicaragua |
View near Ushuaia |
View near Ushuaia |
Amalia glacier |
Amalia glacier |
View near Ushuaia |
Cinco Hermanos, a five peaked mountain near Ushuaia |
Scylla and Charybdis – Cape Horn |
Cape Horn |
Cape Horn |
Former USA compound, Panama |
Artigas monument, Montevideo |
Asadador in a restaurant |
Montevideo |
Back lagoon at Acapulco |
Back lagoon at Acapulco |
Punta Arenas, from the sea |
Ceremony in Montevideo |
Ceremony in Montevideo |
Interior of the Tijuca chapel. For some reason, the artist painted his own feet as Madona's. Because of the windows, the wood shares the image. |
Rio |
Nicaragua |
Costa Rica – A cocoa fruit, sliced |
Coquimbo, Chile The third millenium cross, built in 2000. |
Acapulco divers |
Acapulco divers |
Acapulco divers |
Acapulco divers |
Dog breeding near Ushuaia; they have their own dog-sled competitions. These are very handsome huskies. |
Les feuilles mortes se ramassent a la pelle Tijuca |
Ecuador: Eloy Alfaro monument. A local progressist hero, whom they made president twice, then lynched. |
Eloy Alfaro monument |
Acapulco |
Pao de Azucar, view to Niteroi |
From the cable train to Corcovado. |
Hanuka in Rio, on Copacabana Beach |
Ecuador: hatters |
Ecuador: hatters |
Ecuador: hatters |
Ecuador: hatters |
The Jeeps on Falklands Islands. The toilet paper quite essential for various running noses. |
Jeeps on Falklands Islands |
Jeeps on Falklands Islands |
Schoolyear end in Nicaragua |
Schoolyear end in Nicaragua |
Llama in Valparaiso |
Minefields in the Falklands |
Ushuaia, Argentina |
Personified Patagonia on the main square of Punta Arenas |
Buenos Aires: Monument to general San Martin, with colonel |
Panama mud |
Falklands On the hill across from Stanley, the names of the patrol ships: Beagle, Protector, Endurance and Dumbarton Castle. |
Names far away |
Natural bridge near the rockhopper colony, Falklands |
The bridge between Rio de Janeiro and Niteroi |
Niteroi bridge |
That's the Brazilian version of SMERSH |
Punta Arenas, Chile |
Punta Arenas, Chile |
Punta Arenas, Chile |
Christ Redemptor over Rio |
Rio – ships |
Rio de Janeiro, as the cable cabin starts climbing to Pao de Azucar |
Rio de Janeiro, shore (Ipanema?) |
Panama City skyline |
Rio de Janeiro |
Rio de Janeiro |
Stanley, Falklands |
Stanley, Falklands |
Stanley, Falklands |
Stanley, Falklands |
Rio de Janeiro |
We're above that helicopter, on the first station to Pao de Azucar |
Falklands: a wreck |