As we were driving
out we were stopping and taking photos of flowers and bird. A farmer
passed us and just stayed 100m in front I think we were being
escorted out!There were a number of signs to say Private property so maybe they do have a problem with poachers?
More straight road.
The edges are very well maintained, lovely green grass, with water
on either side in places. Some fisherman fishing off the road verge.
The occasional termite hill on the verge as well.
Lunch on steps down
to the river in Corrientes which is a large town. We drove over an
interesting bridge over the river Parana. We had visited and camped
on this river further north in 
Brazil, In December
last year. It has the worlds largest electricity producing hydro
plant. It is also the main river which feeds the estuary between
Buenos Aires and Montevideo.
Brazil, In December
last year. It has the worlds largest electricity producing hydro
plant. It is also the main river which feeds the estuary between
Buenos Aires and Montevideo.
We continued east
and turned south down a yellow road into the northern part of the
Ibera wetlands. Interesting once again, it being a Reserva Natural
Esteros del Iberia and yet it is all farmed with cattle and lots of
horses. We saw lots of birds, and an alligator. The area is still
heavily farmed.Our camp, on the side of the road, was beside water with lots of birds and one lone deer.
380km