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... When we need to pop back for drinks/re-apply suntan lotion we have everything right at our apartment, plus fresh water outdoor shower right at beach edge to rinse off us &amp; our kit. Got a good morning session in. Mr F is singing the praises of his new board - Mr V tried it out and loved it too. Mr F's finally landing jumps and loving kitesurfing....<br><br>Found a good local restaurant and had great fish lunch = took ages tho ...

... s done more CD's than me -yes I am concerned as to what he will be trying to say??). Anyway he cone back with a man and a key, so its all good and we get inside.<br>It turns out that LOupey and Alex had crashed out briefly (tired from flight and *********** the water)and locked the door - didn't expect us that quickly. They soon perked up and after a couple of cheeky drinks, we all hit the hay.<br> <br>

Me and Lisseth went to Beach Park today! Its a water park outside of fortaleza, like those in the United States, it was great!! We had alot of fun. It was her first time in a park like this. This is the only one in South America of this size. Wave pools, water rides, the works!! Brazil is very impressive, very developed, great infrastructure and alternatives to travel to other cities, which is important to me.<br><br>Check out the picks!<br><br><br><br>

... Thats it yalll<br><br>Ive been here one month total and had a very nice time!!! Check out the pics. The people are nice but I havent met any Americans only Italians and people from europe. Makes sense because there are no direct flights from the U.S. and really this part of Brazil closer to Africa and Europe. By the way before I spekl everybody swears Im from africa. They ...

... up and down the beach checking out the scenery and all the local fisherman with their most interesting little sailboats, and colors. i love this place. <br><br><br>next stop is salvador da bahia, and then....i finally have a reservation to go back home. which is wild, these past two months are full with so many memories and experiences, and has felt like its been forever. now its time to go home, and give it my all to succeed in what i wan to do and be happy.<br>

... going to be like, but i didnt expect dunes. Jeri is a tiny little town, most famous for kite and wind surfing, and yes there is always a good breeze. the town itself has no paved roads, all sand, and very colorful. it is pretty touristy, but luckily i got there for the low season, and the crowds were small and chill. i found this place to camp there, which was super cool and helped me save up some money cause this town is kind of expensive. i stayed there for a total of 3 ...

... Activia yogurt. The most amazing thing about the advertisements for American products in general when translated into Portuguese is that when they translator did not know what the words meant they translate it to Blah Blah Blah. Or maybe they say that when they shorten long sentences?? Anyway, I have noticed it in about 1 in 3 adds for American products. I love the bright colored buildings in Fortaleza Jackie

... br> <br><br>This time the ocean was to our left as we made our way along a section of Brazil's north coast, heading east.<br><br> <br><br>A few minutes later we saw the point were we were due to turn the sharp right and head back inland, so we bid our fond farewell to the Atlantic and ...

... stop every so often to have a beer and a dip in the ocean. I make nice with some people and realize there are no Americans here, just Brazilians on vacation. I´ve walked probably 3 or 4 miles and I turn the bend to head towards Pria Do Futuro and see that the area is getting a little sketchy but not awful. Finally a cab pulls up and asks if I´m going to Pria Do Futuro and I say yes and he tells me to get in, but I tell him I´ll just walk ...