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    Sweating like a pig after hiking the upper trail, I came back to the bar of the hotel for a drink my brother Phil likes -- a caipirinha. Much better than the one I made.: by suziqtn, Views[341]
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         		 There follows numerous photos of the falls taken from the upper trail. One simply can't say enough about them.: by suziqtn, Views[184]
     
    Building above Devil's Throat (the largest of the falls).: by suziqtn, Views[158]
         		 Bench overlooking Devil's Throat.: by suziqtn, Views[142]
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         		 The upper falls with a rainbow. How lucky!: by suziqtn, Views[142]
         		 A map to the falls. I just did the upper falls because 90 degrees with 90+ % humidity did me in after walking for about a mile.: by suziqtn, Views[199]
     
    There was a vine along the fence separating the hotel from the swimming pool. It was covered in flowers.: by suziqtn, Views[219]
         		 Grounds of the hotel.: by suziqtn, Views[137]
         		 This is a gorgeous hotel near the Argentinian side of the falls.: by suziqtn, Views[175]
         		 These coatis, which are racoon-like creatures, were everywhere begging for food.: by suziqtn, Views[179]
         		 The fig tree was LOADED with figs.: by suziqtn, Views[183]
     
    2 huge fig trees.: by suziqtn, Views[318]
         		 On our way out of Tierra del Fuego. I saw a large grey/red fox here, but didn't have my camera on, darn.: by suziqtn, Views[222]
         		 The green ball is a fungus that grows on these trees.: by suziqtn, Views[210]
         		 Tierra del Fuego marquee. I had to wait on 40,00 Asians to move out of my way to snap this and now I wonder why I wanted it! ha.: by suziqtn, Views[227]
         		 Sue at the end of the world.: by suziqtn, Views[204]
     
    Sue & Linda at the end of the world.: by suziqtn, Views[120]
         		 The end of the world.: by suziqtn, Views[124]
         		 Linda at the end of the world -- Lapataia Bay.: by suziqtn, Views[132]
         		 This is a fungus (the yellow ball) that grows on the beech trees.: by suziqtn, Views[115]
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         		 Loved this rock formation. But, where is AJ when you need him?: by suziqtn, Views[96]
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