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São Salvador da Bahia de Todos os Santos
... met wat we vooraf gezien hebben. De stad is gevormd door drie en een halve eeuw slavernij en nergens ter wereld conserveerden de Afrikaanse slaven hun cultuur zo prachtig als hier. Muziek, dans en lekker eten zijn dan ook de hoofdelementen van een typische dag in het centrum of de ‘Pelourinho’. De luide drums van de samba klinken door de gezellige straatjes waar felgekleurde koloniale gebouwen elkaar afwisselen. De locals zijn heel ...
Northern Brazil, the long way...
... morning business. There was the Atlantic Ocean on our doorstop so I used that. For a shower, not the other business. We then visited the Turtle Project Visitors Centre and learnt how they protect nests from predators so the hatchlings have the best possible chance for survival as only 1 hatchling in 1000 made it to adult life. The group also learnt the visitors centre had a toilet so the stop was longer than expected. Before long we were back on the road ...
Passage à Salvador
... les informations sur la ville et appellent pour les voyageurs afin de réserver quoi que ce soit. Il y a une piscine, une terasse etun bon ordinateur avec connexion rapide sur Internet. Le déjeuner seul vaut le prix d'une nuit dans le dortoire (15$). Les oeufs broulli, pains frais, fromage, jambon, pâtisseries, jus frais et 5 sortes de fruits. Des activités dans l'hostels ont lieu à chaque jour et ...
Energy input accepted
... in the first moment one of them did something super embarassing, like dropping a scarf and you both bend down to get it and knock heads.... I consider this one of those moments only somewhat more embarrasing than a scarf eh. At least it was purple, cute and new.
We spent the remainder of my moments in Buenos Aires talking laughing and cooking together. We had a lunch together before I left. I consider him a dear friend already. A friend of ...
Salvador: the wait is finally over
So four years later and we are back in Brazil. I am interested to see how our time in Brazil this time compares to when we lived here back in 2006. Last time we were like locals, forced to do and be as locals. It was difficult and at many times I didn't enjoy it. This time around, we are tourists, and we have the opportunity to view everything differently. I am intrigued to see whether my overriding impressions of Brazil will change with this trip. I already feel like they are ...