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Rio part 2
... Sugarloaf Mountain". A huge granite outcrop in downtown Rio only accessible by cable car. The views from the top are perhaps the best views of the city - incredible and very moody with clouds covering some of the other peaks which surround Rio. From the top we had a clear view of the airport and could see flights leaving and arriving the whole time. It was kinda cool to be above the height of the planes watching them land and take off.
We have spent a ...
At the Copa
... much time in the bus and limited time enjoying the beautiful sites of this incredible city. We head to the beach after lunch. This is a beach to walk across rather than walk along. It is about three kilometers long and not quite so wide. We are fortunate that our hotel provides chairs and umbrellas for us to enjoy while we visit the beach. Life is sweet. Instead of meeting in one or other of our rooms for predinner drinks, tonight we opt for imbibing ...
Goulash for Gato
... you can get two beers for a dollar, a seven course meal for five, a beachside bungalow for ten goats, etc. Red gets in at some point today, and I think the plan is to do something fun tonight and then diligently knock out a bunch of touristy stuff tomorrow during the day. To the best of my knowledge we have concrete plans on Friday night and Monday night and possibly Sunday night, so a lot is on our plate. At some point we have to figure out how we plan to creep down the coast through ...
Brazil - Rio de Janeiro
... too hot to walk up a hill - being 38 degrees and only just having arrived, I hadn't had time to acclimatise!). The tram car is very much like the one in Bridgnorth, Shropshire and, at times, was near vertical. However, dramatic scenery made it all worthwhile. Finally, after Craig had stopped taking pictures of cycle lanes, various logs and graffiti, we arrive at the top!!! Much to my relief, there is an escalator or a lift to the top - honest!! Well, Craig decides it's time I ...
Oh Jesus, I'm at the Statue of Christ!
... the Sugar Loaf Mountain (Zuckerhut) und the Statue of Christ in the back is a view you can only get from the sea. I took pictures, but they don’t do justice to how beautiful it was.
After entering the port we disembarked for our excursion to the Statue of Christ organized by AIDA. First we had a little tour thru Rio de Janeiro. We saw lots of different buildings (opera house, city council, etc.) which I took pictures but can’t remember which one was which, as ...
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