Sol Bahia Express Salvador
Rua Manuel Antonio Galvao, 1075, Salvador, State of Bahia, 41741-550, Brazil
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Salvador
... you up to the upper city which is the tourist area. It is full of quaint brightly coloured buildings and 'seganos' who are the ladies in the big dresses who try to read your fortune. There is a church in the centre aswell which is full of gold from the time when the european invadors dicovered brasils wealth in natural resources and all the churches were adourned with gold.
I have heard the beaches in salvador are nice but we didn't have time to visit them ...
Feeling fantastic...De toxed and on track
... laugh with. A special big thanks to Laura Mousseau and Mina Waks (who at the right hour flew in from Canada and Cuba respectively) to remind me of who I am, and what is important to me and setting me back on the path of healthy eating, and cleansing the soul and of re-member-ing....
Special big kiss to Kerry, Jade, Tracy, Dors, Adri-Ane, Javier and Siobhan and my dear friend Mestre Roxinho who always email, skype or text and check in on ...
Brasiliansk-afrikanske rytmer
... Jeg ankom destinasjon Salvador etter ikke mindre enn rundt 30 reisetimer sammenlagt i baade baat og buss, og fikk hooka tak i en taximann som fraktet meg til gamlebyen, midt i smoeroeyet, i Salvador. Her var det bare en 2 min gange til hostellet mitt, og jeg kunne lasse fra meg ting og tang vel vitende om at dette var siste lange busstur paa ei god stund. Etter aa ha vasket av seg bussvette og andre illeluktende stoffer var jeg ikke vanskelig aa be da 2 berter - ...
Get em in the bathroom and nail them
Some photos here of a lovely indigenous event Ann-Marie and I went to to see Jess dancing. Jess will not approve that I took some photos, but it was great.
We also met a local native american man, through the event, and shared a pipe with him, and all of us bought some local beads and necklaces. Lovely. I got my Oxum Apara colours in a necklace. gold, white and red. I bought Jess a graduation necklace in her ...
Party on, Party off
... been set up and was surrounded by hordes of eager Brazilians sat on low stools and standing, straining to hear the band.
There were around ten band members, rotating with others in the steamy crowd. Apparently they never rehearsed, didn’t know who would turn up on the night and were never quite sure who would play what, but somehow they managed to produce a sound that was so quintessentially Brasilian it was though I’d never heard their music before. ...



