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Cataratas do Iguaçu contrasts

winter, winter, winter, snow, snow, snow ...


And as a contrast something completely different:

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"The weather is fantastic at the 22nd . December is early summer and one can almost feel how people fall in summer holiday mood. Everything is going a bit slower. The phones are ringing less often. Fewer E-mail on the go. Sometimes goes an hour without any electronic device wants something from a ... It's almost scary, but inspires it one with an unusually positive mood "
- from a report from Brazil

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Deep peace



Deep peace of the running wave to you,
Deep peace of the flowing air to you, Deep peace of the
quiet earth to you, Deep peace of the
shining stars to you, Deep peace of the gentle
night to you,
Moon and stars for their healing light on you, Deep
peace to you.

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The Iguazu Falls (Portuguese.: Cataratas do Iguaçu [kata'ɾatɐs you igwa'su], English: Cataratas del Iguazú [kata'ɾatas del iɣwa'su]) are waterfalls of the River Iguaçu / Iguazú on the border between the Brazilian state of Paraná and the Argentine province of Misiones.

The Iguazú Falls are composed of 20 major and 255 smaller waterfalls on a stretch of 2.7 kilometers. Some are up to 82 feet, the majority is 64 meters high. The amount of water to the falls varies from 1500 m³ / s to 7,000 m³ / s. The colloquial Garganta del Diablo (English) or Garganta do Diabo (pt) or Devil's Throat waterfall system is called a U-shaped, 150 meters wide and 700-meter ravine. Since most cases are in Argentina, is the larger panoramic view from the Brazilian side possible.

Die Fälle sind durch mehrere größere und kleinere Inseln voneinander getrennt. Über ungefähr 900 der 2.700 Meter fließt kein Wasser. Die Fälle liegen sowohl im argentinischen Nationalpark Iguazú als auch im brasilianischen Nationalpark Iguaçu. Diese wurden 1984 (Argentinien) und 1986 (Brasilien) zum UNESCO-Welterbe ernannt.

Der Name Iguazú hat seinen Ursprung aus den guaranischen Wörtern y für Wasser und guasu für groß.

Quelle Wikipedia

Panoramabild der Iguazú-Wasserfälle see

http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iguaçu-Wasserfälle report with more pictures from the area where at:

www.trans-ocean.org/ assy / brasilien.htm