The Adventures of Kerri & Matt

The water was still falling.

Foolish tourists were still sailing into it.

The plants were still drowning.

It was still very pretty.

We were still taking pictures.

And getting misted.

The birds were still chirping.

The tegus were still skittering

The butterflies were still swarming around puddles trying to get salt.

But eventually we left and took a picture of three countries. We are in Argentina, across to the right is Brazil and across to the left is Paraguay.

Those rivers don’t mix either, and the division between them is way more obvious than the one in the Amazon everyone gets so excited about.

This is water.

When gravity pulls it it moves down.

When it reaches a cliff it falls.

This attracts large quantities of animals known as tourists.

Scientists still don’t know why waterfalls attract tourists.

It seems to have something to do with cell phones.

Cell phones can make the waterfall look sharp

Or blurry, without so much as a tripod or filter

But they’re basically just faking it.

Which takes all the fun out of it.

But that doesn’t stop Matt.

Blurry.

Sharp.

Blurry.

Sharp.

Blurry.

Sharp.

I just want to remind everyone this isn’t Kerri’s fault.

This is all Matt

We went to see Iguazu falls from the Argentinian side

There was no water falling from the sky this time.

On this side you can walk right over the waterfalls

The water levels above the falls were very high.

So there was still plenty of water to fall.

I don’t think there is ever a shortage of falling water

But the plants at the top probably aren’t usually submerged.

They always have goofy tourists hanging over top of them though.

We didn’t go for a swim.

The water was pretty muddy.

And the waterslides didn’t look very safe.

We stayed on the bridges.

Looking out at the falling water

And the mist.

I wonder what happened to that old bridge out there?