Pousada Rio Negro Guesthouse
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Pray, eat, walk, refuse and eat
... no aeroporto de Manaus com atraso de 30 minutos, graças ao caos aeroviário do aeroporto de Brasília. Tão longe, tão perto. Um voo saindo a cada quatro minutos num aeroporto com capacidade para um voo a cada 20 minutos. Num vou nem falar nada não (mas já falei).
Demora injustificada na entrega das bagagens despachadas, Um aeroporto tão "pequeno" parecia ter ...
Weird couchsurfing experience and one night of joy
... night a lot. There were so many women with hot sundresses dancing with their bodies like you just can imagine of Brazil and it was amazing to jump in the crowd and feel the moment. A moment where I could forget about all the annoying things and the habits I don't like of Brazilians and their country. Like a lot of my new Brazilian friends in Rio Claro may think that I don't like Brazil at all but it is just not true and in moments and nights like that you can experience ...
I never in my wildest dreams thought I travel here
... but side by side, before finally succumbing and intermingling making one enormous muddy river. On the way back to the ship we could see the sky darkening and very soon the heavens opened, boy did they open, 15 mins later the skies were blue and to all intents and purposes the rain never happened.
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Manaus - Brazil
Nach einer unvergesslichen Bootsfahrt bin ich also in Manaus gelandet. Mitten im Amazonas-Dschungel. Manaus ist eine Stadt mit etwa 2 Millionen Einwohnern. Es gibt hier unheimlich viel Industie, aus aller Welt, da die Firmen hier keine Steuern zahlen. Wie kann es sein, dass Firmen wie Mercedes Benz, Suzuki oder Coca Cola keine Steuern bezahlen muessen und die „kleinen" Arbeiter das ganze Sozialsystem tragen und einen Teil ihres Geldes verlieren. Klar sagen die einen es ist fuer ...
Rainforest Hike and Teatro Amazonas
... to the lodge we spotted a three-toed sloth high above us in the trees, eating leaves. Once back at the lodge we got in canoes and crossed the river to the Monkey Jungle. Unfortunately the monkeys didn't come out to see us, but we learned about the Rainforest Foundation located there which actually preceded and was the catalyst for the creation of the Ecolodge. We returned to the lodge for lunch, then packed our things and boarded the boat ...
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