Monte Pascoal Salvador
Av Oceanica 591, Farol Da Barra Salvador, State of Bahia, 40170-010, Brazil
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The Honkers!!
... de Iguacu to see the falls. No bus for this leg, I am up north and need to get back to southern Brazil. One more lazy day putzing around Salvador then its off to the airport to hang outr and wait for my flight. PS I am getting good at saying
Eu não falo português which means I do not speak portuguese - is this an oxymoron? I mean. I speak portuguese to say I dont speak it..
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A dark angel perhaps?
... Eu vou chorar, para, viu" .... "I'm going to cry stop, get it"....
It was a heavy night..., I'm in a different country, women's rights are different here. Really honestly I didn't know what to do. So I got up and flushed our toilet. I mean seriously there was NO sound proofing between our rooms - and they realised we could hear their 'singing' and he stopped.
We slept. Only to be attacked by mosquites throughout the night. Finally as we found sleep our ...
Salvador, Bahia
... photo) yesterday selling maxixe (pronounced ma-shee-shee) and they said to come to their restaurant Zuzu (you will she her photo) on Sunday because they have samba and so of course we went. It was so much fun and they were so nice. Uploading a short video for you to see them. It's a middle class neighborhood which is not safe at night because of drugs and gangs. There are big problems here ...
From Jericoacoara to Carnaval in Salvador
... Ryan had his stuff stolen previously, to catch our flight to Salvador for the onset of Carnivale. At this prospect we were all slightly ******** ourselves, not least because we had just spent 9 days in an idyllic peaceful bubble, completely in control of our surroundings and cruising along comfortably at a snail's pace. We had no idea what to expect in Salvador (except the unexpected), but when we landed we could immediately see it was a much cooler city than both Belem and ...
Monday, Monday
... clothing but a big smile and a very heartfelt "thank you very much". Do we know how really blessed all our kids are? Culinary school for lunch...traditional Bahian food, lots of beans, cod, shrimp, squid, okra, rice, stewed meats, manioc, fresh fruits, dessert mostly with coconut and/or banana.Oh so yummy. We then decided to grab a taxi and go to Farol da Barra fortress and lighthouse. Familiar territory as ...



