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         		 Creepy old cemetery in Santa Ana: by escape_artist, Views[625]
         		 Santa Ana- I love the way the trees just take root in the buildings: by escape_artist, Views[297]
     
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         		 Santa Ana: by escape_artist, Views[326]
         		 Santa Ana: by escape_artist, Views[340]
         		 HUGE spiders everywhere: by escape_artist, Views[356]
         		 Moving on to Santa Ana. Luke, there's another spider picture. Skip the next one.: by escape_artist, Views[376]
     
    The front of the cathedral at San Ignacio: by escape_artist, Views[339]
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         		 These cute lizards are everywhere: by escape_artist, Views[365]
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         		 Enjoying strolling through the trees: by escape_artist, Views[321]
     
    Gotta read that book The World Without Us: by escape_artist, Views[301]
         		 The Guarani living quarters at San Ignacio: by escape_artist, Views[381]
         		 San Ignacio: by escape_artist, Views[326]
         		 Cool old photo of workers restoring San Ignacio. I like their little outfits.: by escape_artist, Views[347]
         		 Traditional bird trap: by escape_artist, Views[1501]
     
    I love the way this bus driver personalized his driving area.: by escape_artist, Views[513]
         		 Massive spider webs. : by escape_artist, Views[629]
         		 Gila monster? Luke, skip the next photo if you're looking. It's a spider.: by escape_artist, Views[503]
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         		 Little lizard: by escape_artist, Views[405]
     
    but they really are spectacular: by escape_artist, Views[217]
         		 Hope I'm not boring you with all these pictures of the falls...: by escape_artist, Views[258]
         		 A coati: by escape_artist, Views[279]
         		 Jungle bird: by escape_artist, Views[332]
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    So very Heart of Darkness, no?: by escape_artist, Views[263]
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         		 Butterfly friend!: by escape_artist, Views[278]
         		 Standing above the falls: by escape_artist, Views[291]
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         		 Packs of swallows above the falls: by escape_artist, Views[283]
         		 Approaching the falls...: by escape_artist, Views[266]
         		 The worst thing about visiting the falls: by escape_artist, Views[294]
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         		 You're so close to the falls and it's so powerful, all you can see is the spray: by escape_artist, Views[283]
         		 The Garganta del Diablo: by escape_artist, Views[326]
         		 The spray of the Garganta del Diablo (Devil's Throat) over the trees: by escape_artist, Views[385]
         		 Heading to the falls: by escape_artist, Views[301]
     
    A yerbe mate plantation!: by escape_artist, Views[379]
         		 View from the bus. Not sure why everyone is leaving town. Zombie attack?: by escape_artist, Views[304]
         		 Riding in back of the snack truck on the bus ride from Salta: by escape_artist, Views[403]
         		 and we're standing around the side of the road for an hour and a half!: by escape_artist, Views[490]
         		 The bus breaks down on the way back to Salta...: by escape_artist, Views[466]
     
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