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Pray, eat, walk, refuse and eat
... longe.
O jambu, disse-me uma paraense dona de barraca de comidas em Brasília, é erva brava, descoberta e usada pelos índios e tem muitas propriedades, entre elas a de ser afrodisíaca. A tal erva anestesia a língua levemente quando mascada. Se tiver o mesmo efeito lá embaixo é um contrasenso ser chamada de afrodisíaca.
Comida no papinho, pé no caminho. ...
Boat travelling again...
... there. I took the ship, which was bigger than the one from Porto Velho to Manaus and hung my hammock. This time there so much more people and I just had little space and annoying Kids around me. All the guides say it is better to show up early on the ship to hang your hammock but then just other people come and hang their hammock around, over or under your hammock and you don't have any space. So it is better to come there really late and then you find some ...
A letter from Manaus
... was about 2 feet wide, and even on the first day out there was something of a whiff in the air below deck.
Next issue was food and you could opt for a basic meal served on a tin plate or a deluxe cordon bleu effort which would make the QE2 look like Wormwood Scrubs. Obviously we opted for Cordon Bleu, which just meant it delayed your getting Belem Belly for 24 hours. The boat trip was however fascinating since it was a small boat ...
Manaus - Brazil
... und es macht richtig Spass so zu arbeiten. Allerdings bringt mich die Sonne, beim Jonglieren, fast um. Es ist hier sehr heiss, und schwuehl. Es gibt fast teglich Gewitter, starke Regenschauer, alledings nur fuer kurze Zeit. Dann kommt die Sonne wieder raus und verdampft die ganze Feuchtigkeit.
Dies fuert dazu, dass ich unendlich viel schwitze. Ich arbeite im wahrsten Sinne des Wortes, "Im Schweisse meines Angesichts".
Mit Nathanael und Patricia verstehe ich ...
Caiman Hunting at the Ecolodge
We arrived in Manaus at 1:00 p.m. today anxious to disembark and continue our discovery of Amazonia. As soon as we were cleared by immigration and had made our way down the gangplank, we boarded the boat that would take us down the Rio Negro to the Ecolodge, where we would be spending the night. It had been raining steadily since we arrived in Manaus, and almost as soon as our boat pulled away from the dock it began to pour. The boat's staff pulled down blue tarps ...
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