Blue Tree Faria Lima Sao Paulo

... but I just don´t get it all. However, I must admit I did enjoy looking round this place. R$15 each entry, and it took a while to get round so it was worth it, and if you´re into all that art bollocks then I guess it´s great value for money.
Also visited the old Cente, the ´Se´area. Older, more historical buildings etc, good to see and photograph, lots of shops around there too. But, there were a lot of weirdo´s, so I ...

... suffers from a lot of pollution, is quite run down, but is the typical spot people use as a base to see the rainforest.

Daniel, the guy who met us at the airport, insisted we had a look at the Manaus opera house at least, so thats what we did in the morning before our flight. Its quite nice, but doesn't really redeem Manaus as a worthwhile place to visit apart from as a good base for jungle trekking! We then set off with our bags, in the stifling mid day heat upwards of 35 ...

... life tonight. We sought to figure if, in the end, a soup kitchen who serves 300 is just as well as a nonprofit who aids 300 million. Is the volunteer cook just as successful as the CEO of the Red Cross?
Anthony enlightened me of an old story. A story in which one man’s gift, however large, does not suffice for another man’s gift which is everything. Meaning, the devotion of one’s whole-self is a true testament of success. For someone ...

... night I went to a festival that last 24 hours. The coolest part was this park that had flower pots  in different designs burning all night. It was incredible. Fabiola and I also took a tour of the downtown area at night and saw a lot of historic buildings. We met another couple that took us out to get coffee and then went to a dance with us in another part of down town. We ...

Bom, vamos lá... Eis o itinerário de nossa aventura nos mares: 03-Jan Sao Paulo (Santos), Brazil 5:00 PM 04-Jan Portobelo, Brazil 7:00 AM 4:00 PM Barco auxiliar 04-Jan Imbituba, Brazil 9:30 PM Barco auxiliar 05-Jan Imbituba, Brazil 1:30 AM ...

... a bookstore. There's a black dude serving. Djana asks him if he has a book. He says no. Asks if she speaks portuguese. She says no. Asks if I speak Jap. I say no. Then he says - "Man, this is ****ed up. I'm a black dude who speaks Japanese. She's a brazilian looking chick who doesn't speak portuguese. And you're a Japanese looking dude who only speak english". Ha. ****ed up indeed... 2. They love dogs here. Not so ...

... later we arrived in Paraty, however nerves were fraught as our driver felt the need to hammer down the hills without using the gearbox, consequently the brakes over heated. Paraty is stunning, we went on a boat trip, swimming, snorkelling, etc I decided to try and blast my stomach bug into next week by having a cheeky few Caiprinhas and a big fat cigar - alas my plan failed. Still not eating, I am almost invisible!!!

llegamos un poco despistados a sao paulo a las aprox 19.30 hora local, tras 11 horas de vuelo. los ninõs se han portado bastante bien.Digo despistados porque no tenemos claro si ir hacia el norte o hacia el sur.Al final decidimos el norte pues parece que el clima es mas cálido y es lo que buscamos después de este frío invierno murciano. Así que el ...

... sixteen hours by bus to Foz do Iguacu, a smallish plains city on the Argentinian border. I headed to see for myself the Iguacu Falls, one of the seven natural wonders of the world. It was magnificent. The Falls are a spot where the murky green Paraguay River tumbles into 200-plus simultaneous waterfalls. The river just dropped about a hundred feet, taking two steps to do so. Thick brown rock divided each step into dozens of foamy falls. In the surrounding land and ...