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At the copa Copacabana
... 2 hours- such is the popularity of this icon. That and the amount of school/ youth groups also in attendance. A paced wander and a fruit juice later, it's time to head up. Unfortunately by the time we waited, cloud cover had mad its appearance and therefore made the appearance of the statue somewhat difficult to see. No matter- the sheer presence and mass was enough. On occasion the clouds would part just enough that the statue be shown and the crowds ...
From Sao Paulo to Río de Janeiro
... or on the beach and play, sing and dance samba for hours. I found this the first night when I was walking arround the historic center. It was great!
The town is located on the Bay of Ilha Grande, south of Rio de Janeiro,and is dotted with many tropical islands, waterfalls, beaches...After the discovery of the world's richest gold mines in 1696 in the mountains of Minas Gerais, Paraty became an export port for gold to Rio de Janeiro and ...
The End!
... closer to that!
Sugarloaf itself, consists of two mountains, so walked up the first one, in order to get the cable car up to the second. When I set off, the weather was absolutely perfect, but by the time I got up to the halfway point, the whole thing was covered in cloud, so it seemed pointless to go right to the top where I would get a view of nothing. Did hang around for a couple of hours waiting for it to clear, and got some awesome rainbows that went over the ...
At the Copa, Copacobana
... his watch.
We completed several music video clips, got a bit with Gustavo flexing his biceps and G and I on top of the highest point, then jumped back into the van with a flustered Gustavo muttering something to himself. Obviously we were making him late. I think the plan was the make the Sugarloaf by sunset which clearly wasn't going to happen anyway, but we drove on to the Cathedral of Rio de Janiero. Definitely glad we overspent time at the steps because I just don't ...
Rendezvous in Rio
... or trying to add on all sorts of extra charges. But when you call them out they generally give in sheepishly and with the saddest face you've ever seen. The buses on the other hand are cheap but difficult to know where each one goes. You're also gambling with your life because they're driven by the craziest men you've ever seen. But it all works out in the end when you can walk down the beachfront promenade on copacabana and order a super strength caipirinha at the end of the ...