Pousada Vivamar
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How slow does life get!
... was in as a young and somewhat camp Brazillian called Yury was on his own and wanted to fly, bless him he was so sweet, Hannah immediately wanted to mother him. Perfect we can chill and cool down then jump in a helicopter and have a quick wizz around Christ. While we sat and rested the clouds began to build around the statue, for pity's sake it was as though we were being punished for not doing it the first time we went up! However the clouds did part, very biblical, ...
No room at the Inn
... we decided to have a quick bite to eat for dinner in a beach hut by the sea, where there were a few old guys jamming on the yuka laylees, drums, tambourine and singing. It was really chilled out and very native. Not one sole appears to speak English here, and my Portuguese is pretty none existent and Matt´s is **********versational, but we get by, especially when I add an a, o or e to the end of an English word! Maybe not! We had prawns, fried in their shells, ...
Nice town, shame about the hostel
... our stop - it was unannounced and we assumed we would be going to the end of the line. We walked much longer than the advertised 10 minutes to the hostel and found it a quiet little place with only one other guest, the owner living in the back, and two resident dogs (who apparently came with the house when he bought it). First impressions were okay, the pool looked nice and clean, fruit trees in the garden, and Jose seemed like a nice enough bloke. Our room ...
RIO
... temperature. So we went and did the only thing any self respecting cailins (they´re not a fan of the fadas on this keyboard) we did what any self respecting coleens would do - oh yes we went and got Brazillian waxed in Brazil. And I don´t want to disappoint anyone so here is the truth - it was the best wax of my life, quick, no pain, every tiny thing gone and it was 50p - seriously it was for nothing. Boys? if you´re still reading, waxing of this ...
The Death Train, Iguazu, B.A. and Rio
... birds, some monkeys and an Anaconda! The guide was so happy to see one that he whooped with joy. We then headed back and found that we had some new roomies. 2 Welsh girls from a tiny village called Borth-y-Gest (Pop!), near to Porthmadog (a place I know well as my father has a holiday home there!). It was great meeting them and talking about the area and the way it´s changed over the years... We then had a few drinks and chatted to ...
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