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Un Lunes cualquiera en el Pelorinho
... a Militar nos detuvieron en la ruta, en medio de la nada. En el lugar no había ningún puesto de policía, solo 2 patrulleras atravesadas en la ruta. Los policías armados hasta los dientes y con uniforme militar y chalecos antibalas rodearon nuestro coche y mirando hacia dentro empezaron a gritar “Ha crianças no carro, ha crianças no carro” (Hay niños en el ...
Northern Brazil, the long way...
... modern conveniences to satisfy the picky traveller. Our campsite however was fairly basic, a patch of sand with facilities but it was close to the beach so I was happy. The truck arrived early enough for us to set up our tents, have a wander through town and a well deserved swim in the beautifully warm ocean. It was well deserved because the last campsite also did not have showers. I was beginning to master the technique of showering with baby wipes. ...
Brasil, ole ole ole
... shoes.Price of a camera however is understandable.
My host family is very hospitable to say the least. I have two brothers, and my mother makes amazing food everyday. Both of my brothers are around my age which is very convenient. one is a bit older however around 30 which is even better, since I always loved to have an older brother.
The city is amazing. The architecture is mostly the remains of the colonial period and represents ...
Energy input accepted
... so sweet, real food.... My mind body and spirit is happy.
Amazing what good company and good food can do. I have enjoyed and loved every place I've been to and everyone who has travelled with me, but as I arrived here I realised right here right now is good for me just as every phase, every part has been just exactly what I needed. PHase II of healing begins. I'm in the right place. I heard the call. Energy input accepted.
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Salvador: the wait is finally over
... favourites. He was not impressed though when I tried to take his birthday picture in front of all the locals (see photo).
Later that evening we went to the most gorgeous restaurant, filled with tropical plants and beautiful lighting to try the local dish of Moqueca. The food here in Bahia is distinctly different from the rest of the Brazil due to the local African influence and tends to be a lot spicier, and from what we have tried so far, way better. The Moqueca was ...
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