More of Buenos Aires,Argentina

These first three pictures of my Sweetheart Sveta who lives in Buenos Aires,but is moving to St.Marys hopefully this summer!!!She is originally from Almaty,Kazakhstan and turned 40 the day before I landed there!! She sure don't look no 40yrs.old!!! She took me sight-seeing all over the city and we went together up to Iguazu Falls!Here she is hamming it up for the camera at the Devil's Throat!
Most of Argentina's buildings are built with strong European architecture,but as you can see in the background they are building the skyscrapers more of a modern theme to them! All I can say is,if you want to see anything like this,get down there and soak up the heritage of an amazing country!!!

Adios Amigos & Amigas!!!! :-) :-) :-)

Buenos Aires,Argentina Nov.19 - 25,2006

This is the Obelisk right in the center of the city,and also right in the center of AV.9 De Julio,said to be the widest and longest Avenue in the world! There is about 8-9 lanes on one side and the same on the other! If you didn't move fast you would be stuck in the middle,but that was good,because they had benches and trees to rest on and under while waiting for the lights to change!! :D
This is the top half of a christmas tree inside a shopping mall with the vaulted ceilings! This was on Sunday night around 9:30pm and people were all over the place!
This is the gate into La Recoleta.It is a cemetery for all the dignitaries from the last 200 yrs. Evita Peron is buried here also.They are all large vaults for burial and are truly amazing as you will see in the next picture!
This one on the corner here was of a 12yr. old girl who was thought to have died and was mistakenly buried alive!! They found out a month or two later when her parents went to pay their respects and saw the lid on the coffin was almost open.They told the caretakers and they went to investigate and saw that the girl had tried to get out but couldn't and eventually did die!! Remember,this was back in the 1800's!
They have these all over the city! Recycling bins for Glass,Plastics & Paper!

My Amazing South American Trip to Argentina Nov.19-25,2006

Here I am standing across from the Iguazu Falls on the Border of Argentina and Brazil! This is another shot of the Iguazu Falls
This is the Beginning of Garganta del Diablo(Devil's Throat) This is a Truly,Amazing Sight of the Devil's Throat
Another Shot of the Amazing Falls in Argentina!!

Blue Skies,Whispy Clouds & Start of Sunset-Monday November 6,2006

Excellent Saturday Night Kayaking-Saturday September 16,2006

Autumn is Just Around the Corner,Look at the Leaves Changing Colour! Very Vibrant Colours in the Skies Tonight!
Another Shot of the Colourful Clouds Above!
More Bright Colours in the Trees!
Canada Geese Taking Off From the Thames River!

Amazing Sunset-Tuesday August 22,2006

Adult and Baby Deer in and around St.Marys

Adult Deer on East Bank of Thames River Out Thomas Street
Same Deer Moving closer to the Bush

Trying to get rid of it's itch! :DBaby Deers Less Than a Month old,as they still have their Markings on Their Coats(White Spots)
Different Shot Just Before They Took Off Into the Field Behind Rock Quarry on Thomas Street

Bald-Headed Eagles In St.Marys

A Bald-Headed Eagle and it's baby at the Rock Quarry in St.Marys
Up in a Tree overlooking Thames River Across From Rock Quarry Sunday July 23/06
Close up of the Eagle!
Baby Eagle Soaring over the Thames Sunday July 23/06.
Bald-Headed Eagle Sitting Majestically on a Rock in the Rock Quarry

Sunset and Nightshots of Falls in St.Marys-Sat.May 27,2006

Sunset out in Rannoch,Ontario,just outside of St.Marys
Same place one minute later
Waterfalls and Trestle-turned-walkway in Background. Falls are illuminated by Floodlights.
Other side of Falls Illuminated by Floodlights 

More Wildlife In St.Marys+ Trip to Aylmer-Beaver, Wild Turkey & Tundra Swans

First Beaver In St.Marys for Years!
This was a young one with no fear! I stood there so close and he just kept chewing grass and twigs!
Wild Turkey @ Thomas Street Limestone Quarry!
Tundra Swans down at the Aylmer Wildlife Management Area just behind the Ontario Police College. This is a stopping point for them on their Migration to the Arctic!