Found this on the travel advisory webpage from the British Government concerning Paraguay. If only I read that BEFORE our road trip to Encarnacion! Ah well, it was quite the adventure :o)
Safety and Security - Local Travel - Road Travel Paraguay's network of surfaced main roads is limited and of variable condition. There is an ongoing programme to upgrade the major routes but minor roads remain unsurfaced and often become impassable during heavy rains. Large potholes are an additional hazard, particularly in the highway to the Mennonite Colonies in the Chaco region and in Asunción. Exercise extreme caution when driving on country roads at night as unlit vehicles and cattle sleeping on the roads are common.
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2 comments:
I love it "Cattle sleeping on the roads are common"!!!
(this is lee!)
JEALOUS of ur boot story!!!! -- i had a big bloop on the Whole30 challenge - i started it begining of May and then well 4 of our birthdays are in May and then Mother's day too - so i slipped up BIG time - but i do plan on doing it again - i did feel REALLLLLY great when i was on "the challenge" - i'd like to make it my lifestyle - just 'life' got in the way at the moment
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