Crossing the bridge over to Paraguay 
At the custom waiting for the driver to get the neccessary stamp to permit entry.
Looks like Bangkok street shopping
Soh Ling decided to get a kettle in this chinese shop.Look the lady boss is a chinese from PRC.
While waiting for our flight, Dennis looking at those photos taken during this trip.
Bye bye Parana River (aka 'like the Sea')-----------------------------------------------------------------
I can feel he seems a bit dissappointed and volunteer to negotiate with the custom officer again.
This time he return saying only additonal R$100 per person... Well, what to do??? Since we are already at the border and the whole group agrees to pay this amount!
Here i am... in an empty quarter of South America, a country that little is known about but famous for its duty free products, mostly imported from China... ranging from electrical appliances, clothes, perfume, counterfeit, contraband etc... you name it and they have it.
Whoa! 'Mountain People, Moutain Sea'... So many people on the streets... it looks to us that there are more sellers than buyers! USD and Reais are widely use when it comes to buying anything in the departmental stores or with the streets vendors.
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