Tropical Manaus Business Hotel

... o para ver os atractivos desta cidade, que rapidamente descobri que se trata da caracteristica única de as casas e edifícios serem pintados de mil e uma cores, desde que a cor seja branco! E é assim, porque sou um perfeito otário, estou a passear pelas ruas do mundo paralelo das pastilhas Skip, ao invés de estar sentado na casa de Deus a pedir desculpa por todos os pecados que sabia que estavam para vir... Bem posso entender que para outros turistas isto seja interessante, mas para um ...

... guide us back to our hammocks. Aside from the snoring coming from one of the hammocks it was incredible to lie awake for a while listening to the sounds of the Amazon all around me. <br><br><br>After a while I went to sleep, but was awoken by the sound of slightly heavy footsteps near to the camp&#8230; they didn&#8217;t sound like they were coming from anything too big and exciting like a puma, and I couldn&#8217;t see anything. Alan said it ...

... vicious! We were also treated to an impressive display from a load of grey dolphins who were also fishing near our boat which was amazing!<br><br>After dinner we went out caiman spotting in the dark for a couple of hours on the boat. After a number of failed attempts, Herman managed to catch a baby caiman to show us, but he only had half a tail! After that we settled in for our first night in the jungle in the relative luxury of our rustic lodge cabin<br>

... up the dark stairway behind him which led to an even darker hallway. At the top of the stairs a motion light finally lit the hallway to our room.<br><br>The room was light by a single flourescent tube which thankfully shadowed the dirt and soot that accumulated on the floors and walls. Though the light was bright enough to expose what appeared to be human feces spread across the wall, but may have been the smearing of a large<br>mosquito carcass ...

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... br><br>Visitamos o Teatro Amazonas (Amazonas Opera House)... nada demais... bonito... mas nem entrei... tava fechado... pracinha legal... tem uma calçada igual a de copacabana... Segundo me falaram... eles cobriam a rua que circunda o teatro com borracha para abafar o barulho das carruagens. Não tenho a menor idéia se é verdade...<br><br>Finalmente dormi... e muito... tava virado da noite anterior...

Epic sleep. I need that so freaking bad, I can't even begin to tell you. By the end of yesterday, whenever I stood up, I would start to sway, like I was back on the turbulent plane. We slept for almost 12 hours, so that's remedied, and I've just been lounging around in the heat, hanging out, and, well, typing this, I suppose. We're heading in to town, shortly, to grab some money for our tour, and to find some hamocks. We'll need hamocks for this tour, as well as the 4 ...

... currently out trying to catch one, realize that its not just that we perhaps suck, but that all the previous commotion has caused most to flee and the remaining to become increasingly skittish. Our guide agrees that it is the main cause, and says we will return in awhile. Surely enough a half hour later we return and we a little help of Sammie, catch my caiman. I actually catch him mid-body, rather than behind the neck where you´re supposed to, to ...

... in Manaus, it is a Nikon coolpix S710, it is working well and we are trying to get to grips with all its new features, it is great having a camera again and being able to take pictures once more, Leo in particular was loving taking pictures with it, he must have used it more than us! We planned to cook for everyone that evening , so on the way back from the waterfalls, we stopped at Carrefour to pick up ingredients for our lasagne and to take out money to pay for ...

... hammock-neighbour, Clyde and another guy, Pedro, who had boarded the boat in Manecoré. There we sat together and had a conversation, mixing together English, Portuguese and Spanish to understand each other, and when there was any kind of misunderstanding, there was the old guy, Americo was his name, there to translate.<br><br>We were so busy chatting that we missed dinner and had to go down to the kitchen to beg for some food, so they quickly friend some fish for us. We ate ...