Roaring falls. . .

Here you can see the Devil's Throat again. The power is just immense. When the wind shifts, you'll get soaked hanging out by the falls, and you can get pretty close.

To get out to these falls, the folks on the Argentine side have built a footbridge that spans the river and it took us about 20 minutes, each way, to walk it.

There were thousands of butterflies flitting about, and they would land on folks and there were so many at times, it looked like it was raining butterflies.

The land on the other side is Brazil. There were daytrips to Brazil, but a visa for a U.S. citizen is $130 or something like that, so we opted to wait to pony up that until we get to Brazil, hopefully, for a longer period.