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... tonite....I'd like to get some sleep. We'll see where I go next or if I stay here for another few days. Then I may get to go back to China (Yanzhou) this coming week.<br><br><br>***UPDATE***<br>Since Louise asked, here's a link to a pic of their Rt. 66 Burger <br><br>And here's some pics of the restaurant itself<br>

... evening and just hung out with my friend and host Celeste, whom I know from the time she spent living in New York, and her boyfriend. On Thursday, I walked around a bit and then met David, a friend of a friend, for lunch. We ate at an all-you-can-eat vegetarian place for 8 Reais (about $4.50). After that we walked around for a bit and went to ...

... car for 207 Reais beginning on friday until tuesday. Just after the first km happend a small acident with an truck, because he crossed our line. After this we were nervous and tried to call the Primeira Viagem auf einer größeren Karte anzeigen

... we found a Walmart store, they are called "Big" here, and did lots of shopping. We were going to walk around the historic center, but as usual we could not find it and it is a very big town so we gave up and just drove out and parked at a Posto for the night.

... spectacular in the world but definitely the best in all of Brazil. Thanks to Alex and Dave who gave us this as a b'day present (thanks again Mr and Mrs C!!) so on my 34th b'day I would be undertaking this amazing experience of sheer drop gorges, spectacular jungle scenery, hair raising high bridges and the best of all......................... 13 TUNNELS!!! What had I let myself in for!! Finding the office to book tickets was fun too, we went to where we thought it was ...

... they want. If I had not asked them if they wanted money I could have walked out without paying, I nearly did! I spent my last day in Curitiba looking around the historic centre of the city some amazing buildings particularly churches, took some cool pictures that you can't see. Also parks and gardens and just the shape of the city really does feel like a European town. Had a delicious steak rice and beans at the bus station before catching the bus to Foz do Iguazu.

... first dry place we could! By now it was getting late, so we decided to grab a late dinner and stumbled into a delicious self service ice cream parlour (the first of many we would find in Brazil). You grab a bowl, help yourself to any of the forty plus ice creams and various toppings and then weigh your creation at the end and pay of it. We certainly came up with some masterpieces! The following day, we headed out to explore the local fort ...

... if we all lived underrwater. They also have free round the clock internet available...which is a first on the entire continent! We took the train from Curitiba to Morretes just to ride the rails once again (everyone knows by now that the TRAIN is our favorite way to travel!). This trip was well worth the detour, as we were taken through beautiful stretches of Atlantic rainforest where ...

... so we wanted to leave the Mall, but then Kari wanted to eat Ice Cream, She loves it. And so we said bye to Claudia and to Aleksandra. We were eating Ice, and by the way thanks to you Kari, because she invited Aniko and me to that very delicious Ice. But during we were eating a man asked us if we would speak English. I was a bit ...