Mosquito Blue Jericoacoara

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... might have to get food in for lunch in future. Also those Caipirinhas were very strong, so just as well we had a break before heading back on the water.<br><br>Added to that, despite the town being very basic, the local supermarket delivers (via young lad on push bike) free of charge to our door, which is great as we are`apprx 600 m from town, also we have a water fountain here and they also deliver our 20litre water bottles!!<br>

... thru my mind was:<br>1. Is he drunk?<br>2. is he falling asleep?<br>3. Never mind about the plane crashing, its whether you can survive the drive at the other end!! <br><br>After a panicky whispered conversation with Alex, it turns out the steering had gone to he was struggling to drive in a straight line (great!!). I decided to close my eyes and hope that we got there soon.<br><br>As we drove into ...

... to the Capoeira circle on the beach. <br><br> I am staying with one of the Swiss guys I met when I was travelling along the Amazon as he is renting a house here with a couple of friends. Jericoacoara has a lot of people who are here long term to take advantage of the whole windy season for their chosen watersport. On my second night here they had a barbecue and invited some of their other friends who are also here long-term. The first question here ...

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>

... its because I speak some portuguess and in Angola (Africa) they speak portugues and its very close to fortaleza.<br><br>My chica from Peru arrived here last week to join me on my journeys. She was in Iquitos Peru for a while taking care of personal stuff. Now shes with me and were having a good time.<br><br>Its in the 80's here everyday, so no worries just enjoy the sun and fun.

After a rather entertaining nearly 2 hours bouncing around in the back of a 4x4 truck on hard plastic seats while it zoomed over dunes, rivers and about 12km of beach (all while watching a stunning sunset) we arrived with bruised backsides and shaken not stirred guts in Jericoacoara (Jeri for short) for what was to be the most relaxing few days EVER. The truck pulled into the main street, which resembles Sards in PE due to the fact ...

... young Brazilian web 2.0 entrepreneur couple, a half of the town's waiters and yet a few others. We were lucky enough to be there for a number of parties including the Sports and Art Festival which had some good musical talent including a very rare performance by the famous and now retired mother of Gilberto Jao. And when there weren't scheduled parties, we found ourselves on the beach hanging out listening to music. Nights generally started with great ...

... saw some capoeira dancers so we joined the crowd to watch. Capoeira is the "dance" the slaves came up with that fooled the owners into thinking this was a native Africal dance, when in actuality they were learning to fight so they could escape. It is very famous in Brazil, especially in the northeast. And they have guys beating drums and shaking tambourines and singing in a chanting ...

... guests were (very kindly) singing loudly along to their guitars right behind us and another guy kept shouting right in our ears to his mates outside! <br><br>There was another couple shouting at each other in the PC room and ALL of them could see that we were trying to watch a film in the communal area, but none of them gave a stuff. Tossers!<br><br>So we went out for a walk around the town after the rain stopped and ...