Tulip Inn Paulista Convention Sao Paulo
Rua Apeninos 1070 Paraiso Sao Paulo, State of Sao Paulo, 04104 021, Brazil
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Sao Paulo - Take 1!
... we went to an area called Vila Madelina which was supposedly a good area for nightlife. Now this was more what I had in mind! Tons of restaurants and bars and the hustle and bustle that should be present to have an interesting time. Maybe there was hope for Sao Paulo yet! I had taken down a few good restaurant names in the area so off we went searching for them. We ended up at a place called Boteco do Coutinho that was sort of a traditional ...
48 hours in transit, my heart in peace
... health and I go forward on this marathon 48 hour transit, wondering what life holds in store next.
Much love to all.
ps. special kisses to ali who because of her ill health cannot continue her trip to meet us in Liberia. We both are working hard to manage similar illnesses and I just want you to know I love you Ali and I trust you have made the right decision, so you can return to full health. I miss you already. Soooz
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Libardade, Jardins
... Rua Galvao Bueno boyunca yürüyerek bu amacımı gerçekleştireceğim Lamen Asaka’ya varıyorum. Öğle saatleri olduğu için olacak mekan gayet kalabalık. Kapıda ismimi yazdırmak ve sıra beklemek zorunda bile kaldıktan sonra açık mutfağı çevreleyen L şeklindeki masanın en köşesine oturuyorum. Paraya kıyıp hem bir ramen hem de guoza aska ...
On the road to Iguacu falls - 24h on the bus
... br>
On the road to Novo Rio Rodoviaria
Kysyn hostellista mikä on paras keino päästä bussiasemalle. Mies kertoo, että on 3 vaihtoehtoa ja suosittelee metron ja bussin yhdistelmää turvallisempana ja nopeimpana. Otamme siis tämän. Varaamme aikaa tunnin bussiasemalle ja tunnin ennen bussin lähtöä, koska netin mukaan bussissa on vielä hyvin tilaa.
Metrossa saamme samoja tuijotuksia mutta ei pahanlaatuisia eikä vaunu ole liian täynnä, ...
Catching Up With Old Mates And Making New Ones
... cheap accommodation, like where I stayed in Paraguay. The further up north you get in Brazil the less backpacker hostels there seem to be) don't have kitchens you can use and the backpacker hostels further south have their own bars and don't allow you to bring your own alcohol which means I've been forced to renounce 2 minute noodles and cask wine in favour of a staple diet of coxinhas and caipirinhas.
Not such a hard life then ...



