Tryp Tatuape Sao Paulo
Rua Serra Jureia, 351 Sao Paulo, State of Sao Paulo, 03323-020 , Brazil
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Sao Paulo - Take 1!
... by a 18 hour bus ride, a whirlwind tour of the falls, and catching a flight, I was ready for a little downtime.
So the first day I just slept in and lounged around the hostel all day. Luckily they had good internet because this was one of the only hostels that didn't have a TV or anything for its guests. The second evening, I met up with an Irishman and an Englishman and a girl from Bahia (an area of north Brazil near the coast) who were also ...
48 hours in transit, my heart in peace
... br>
Another interesting moment on the plane to Sao Paulo. There was a man in front of me, a dead-ringer (lookalike) for my ex Erick who actually comes from Sao Paulo. Now, he is the only ex I do not talk to. We are definately not amicable!!!!! and up until this moment I was dreading seeing him. Just not wanting a return of that energy into my life. Not one iota!
This guy, this look alike left my heart at peace. It was a zen moment. I really am not sure why, but let ...
Sao Paulo
... America.
We visited the city center and the business quarter where you can find a church just in a middle, in case you want to confess after you bankrupt someone. There is a park in the middle of the city that remain the Malta Atlantica forest that use to be here before the city.
When we finish our visit, we had a huge storm who created a power cut in the all neighborhood
so we had to cook next to the candle.
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Buses Galore!
... to write on here - little musings about life in South America but I'm sure most of them have escaped me right now! I will be sure to make some notes from now on, to refer to!
So - tomorrow begins the epic journey into the Southern Pantanal - a marsh wetland with the second best wildlife opportunities outside of Africa (Don't be jealous mum!) - Will surely have lots to say in a few days time when I'm back from sleeping in a hammock and piranha fishing!
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I am a CORINTHIAN!
... listen to them the entire game! They literally never stopped singing the entire time. It got really intense because no one scored until the last 15 minutes and we were afraid that there would be fights if we didn't win...luckily that wasn't the case! I can't even describe how crazy the stadium went...It made me like soccer and appreciate the atmosphere of a game in a country that is actually a soccer-loving nation. I think we're going to ...



