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This is by far the most praisable thread of showing the unknown world. (sorry I rephrase, unfamiliar world)
I am so happy to see some unpronounceable cities from South America having decent skylines and with Dallas-Fort Woth, Minneapolis-Saint Paul vibes ... looking at each other affectionately. The buildings in city of Ciudad del Este may be simple, mundane and even ugly but they together form a decent skyline with great harmony as a whole, visually-attractive arrangement and high-and-low coordination. It looks like a Southeast Asian city but definitely goes to a higher level. Two thumbs up! And the Foz do Iguaçu skyline is typical South American, i.e. all kinds of tall buildings standing along and never give a darn of each other, bad team work. |
Nice shots and rarely seen area - thanks for sharing mate! :)
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Beautiful!
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Great tour!
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dam that's awesome!
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Thanks for sharing. I will have to add this area to my bucket list.
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Nice shots, I lived in Paraguay for three years while I was serving in the Peace Corps. Paraguay is my second home, and has some nice colonial cities, Caacupe, and Villarica, come to mind, and Asuncion has many nice tree lined avenues, but Ciudad de Este is a pit. Even Paraguayans avoid it.
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An amazing picture thread!! Thank you for sharing this!! :cheers:
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Intertesting, rare thread about 3 border cities; the cities in Brazil and Uruguay seem to have decent skylines, while the Argentinian city seems much smaller. But the falls themselves are unbeatable.
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beautiful. thanks for the tour!
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I pray Brazil doesn't stupidly ruins more of the forest over there...
I know this is controversial, but the Brazilians need to remember that entire mankind ABSOLUTELY needs that unique forest. There's nothing like it, not even in Africa or Asia. France does its best to preserve it in Guiana, and the GDP per capita is not so bad over there, right? We can make massive amounts of money out of this forest by carefully planned tourism. You'll find the funniest frogs and monkeys on Earth, and so much more! Keep mother nature up! |
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