Cocoon E Lounge Salvador
Rua Haeckel Jose de Almeida, lote 46, Jaguaribe Salvador, State of Bahia, 41613-100, Brazil
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Unfinished business
SIMON: Leaving many a stone unturned during our first stop in Rio, we decided to return to the city to acquaint ourselves with the giant Jesus on Corcavado, the cable cars of Sugar Loaf and the Maracana stadium. After the extravagance of staying in the best hotel in Buzios, we selected a reasonably priced number in Copacabana, opting for this …
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Salvador und ich haben Streit. Maunz!
... ck den Berg runtergelaufen sind kommt eine alte Frau aus der letzten Herberge, diesmal bin ich es die an dem Typen zerrt der meinen Koffer trägt. Nur rein da, nur in Sicherheit, in diesem Moment hätten sie jeden Preis nehmen können. Die „Herberge" ist eine Betonkonstruktion die zwischen die verbrannten Balken und rohen Lehmwände eines früheren, abgebrannten Hauses geklemmt wurde. Die „Zimmer“ sind Sperrholzverschläge in denen ...
Samba in Salvador
... in one of the squares. Again, the music was all amazing and the dancing was equally super-charged.
The next day, we caught a local bus to the bus station and jumped on a northbound bus to the beach town of Praia do Forte. Finally, we were at a beach and the weather was cooperating. It was beautiful. We sampled delicious acai (a local fruit that they make into a kind of sorbet) at a café by the beach and visited a turtle rehabilitation center, where as well as ...
Energy input accepted
... is a friend! Thats just the way it is.
Anyways, I'm here in Brasil and my body is happy. Its happy with the climate, its happy with the food. Its happy with the music and its especially happy at arriving at 3am at the house and practically being mobbed at the door by Ann-Marie, it was the best cuddle. As I woke up again she jumped over and basically we were snuggling and cuddling and laughing how much we missed each other.
We ...
A whole lot of history
... as eunuchs in harems and mosques. However, the greatest demographic removal from africa was as a result of the trans-atlantic slave trade. It started with the Portuguese expansion along the african coast, in the middle of the 15th century, reaching it's peak in the 18th century, with the expansion of the plantations in America. During this period an incalculable contingent of Africans was drained to the New World, ...



