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Mark Knopfler - Postcards From Paraguay
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One thing was leading to the next
I bit off more than I could chew
I had the power to sign the cheques
It wasn't difficult to do
I couldn't stay and face the music
So many reasons why
I won't be sending postcards
from Paraguay, from Paraguay, from Paraguay
I robbed a bank full of dinero,
A great big mountain of dough
So it was goodbye companero
and cheerio
I couldn't stay and face the music
So many reasons why
I won't be sending postcards
from Paraguay, from Paraguay, from Paraguay
I never meant to be a cheater
But there was blood on the wall
I had to steal from peter
to pay what I owed to paul
I couldn't stay and face the music
So many reasons why
I won't be sending postcards
from Paraguay, from Paraguay, from Paraguay
Photo taken at Tulum Reserve, Second Life
Villeta
Paraguay
En este sector todavia el rio es limite entre Argentina y Paraguay, a la izquierda se ve la provincia de Formosa
Uno de los grandes rios de llanura sudamericanos
No eye has seen, no ear has heard, no mind has conceived what God has prepared for those who love him. 1 Corinthians 2
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Dryadula phaetusa
Like clouds and wind without rain is a man who boasts of gifts he does not give. Proverbs 25
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Every good and perfect gift is from above, coming down from the Father of the heavenly lights, who does not change like shifting shadows. James 1
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The Paraguay River is a South American water course that bathes four countries. It is born in the municipality of Alto Paraguai in the Brazilian state of Mato Grosso and also bathes the state of Mato Grosso do Sul, being a tributary of the Paraná River. The river, contrary to common popular perception, does not define the Bolivia-Brazil border, but rather forms part of the Brazil-Paraguay border and the Argentina-Paraguay border.
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Carlos the officer is posing in front of all the Paraguayan police officers ready to leave on mission...
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Paraná River, Argentina and Paraguay February 1984.
The effects of the rainy season in south-central South America are vividly documented in this near-vertical photograph of the confluence of the Paraná and Paraguay Rivers northeast of the Argentine town of Corrientes. The Paraná River flows westward; after merging with the Paraguay River, it begins to flow almost due south. Both rivers are sediment laden and appear to be out of their normal watercourses, thereby producing flooding conditions. The Paraguay River is characterized by the widely varying, meandering main channel; many oxbow lakes; and a tan sediment load. The Paraná River has a smaller floodplain, a deeper channel, and a reddish-brown sediment load. As the two rivers merge and begin to flow southwestward, their individual sediment patterns do not mix readily, a common occurrence in which rivers with different densities of suspended particles tend to retain their individual color characteristics for many miles downstream. The Paraná River, which flows approximately 2000 miles (3200 kilometers), is the second largest drainage system in South America; the Amazon River is the largest. An old river channel south of the Paraná River parallels the present river channel. This much older stream channel seems to flow toward the city of Corrientes (estimated population of 200 000), the commercial center for this rich agricultural region of northeast Argentina and southwest Paraguay.
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