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  • Almost too Nice to Leave Ahhhhhh, Pipa. I decided to pass through Recife and Olinda. I just couldn´t handle another large city after spending the last 24 hours on 5 buses and a metro, even though I was a bit curious to Posted by ReneeL in Solutions For The Confused | Jun 16, 2009
  • Dünyanın Biraları: Brezilya BREZİLYA Bu ülkede nasıl bira içileceğini iyi biliyorlar. Bir kere nereye giderseniz gidin bira buz gibi geliyor. Bira dolaplarının üzerindeki derece göstergeleri genelde eksi 3 ile eksi 5 arasında değişiyor. Birayı dolaptan çıkarınca plastik b Posted by acikbilet in AÇIK BİLET | Mar 12, 2009
  • The Maruba Maxima and arriving in Salvador So here we are in Salvador, Brazil!!! Crazy stuff, can't believe we're actually here in South America after years of dreaming of this its like being in a dream and I have to keep pinching myself to make sure I'm Posted by BlondSuzie in Suzie's Great Adventure....at last! | Jul 6, 2009
  • From here to Salvador... Hey! Hope things are good with everyone?! Since Gaz´s last blog entry, we´ve been having an amazing time in Rio and Arraial d´Ajuda: Rio was great - we stayed in a really cool an Posted by cazngaz in Caz & Gaz's World Tour 09-10 | Jun 24, 2009
  • South America .. Posted by cheznandy in Chez N Andy's Travels | Jun 23, 2006
  • My Portuguese! My portuguese has been progressing well! I understand almost 90% of what people say and I can say about 80% of what I want to say. Spanish has been helpful in understanding how to conjugate the verbs and using femine Posted by expatelvis in Expat Elvis | Jun 16, 2009
  • Curitiba, Parána-Brazil A Cidade da Gente means ''Our City.'' That descibes the city in so many ways. It has Brazil's highest HDI rating and it is considered by most Brazilians the first world city of Brazil. What gave this city its fame began Posted by expatelvis in Expat Elvis | Jun 16, 2009
  • Stuck on an Island in the Middle of a Rainstorm After another exhausting travel schedule- 8 hr. bus ride from Porto Seguro to Valença, ETA in Valença 4:00am, wait at rodoviaría til daylight 6:00am, follow a South African guy from rodoviaría to Posted by ReneeL in Solutions For The Confused | Jun 15, 2009
  • World Study Educação Intercultural I thought I should spend some time explaining my internship. The first day I was greeted by my boss Eduarda, Tuly, and Marcelo. That made up the Course department. Tuly is in charge of coordinating and updating all of the programs Posted by expatelvis in Expat Elvis | Jun 16, 2009
  • When my baby, when my baby smiles at me.... Hello friends. Well, we have certainly put a few hundred miles behind us since we last wrote from Mendoza. We have just arrived in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil after a 22 hour bus ride. That trip wasn’t Posted by paulymx in South America in 2006 | Oct 14, 2007
  • From Argentina to Brazil Hey ! This is about the 7th time I´ve attempted to write this so really hoping computer doesn´t crash this time. Stupid technology So Caz left off when we had just arrived in Pu Posted by cazngaz in Caz & Gaz's World Tour 09-10 | Jun 11, 2009
  • Sao Paulo Im writing this horribly late, just about a year overdue! So, a bit of catching up to do on my part! I had a talk to Sara yesterday, trying to recap what happened in Sao Paulo. I had forgotten a Posted by jhetland in Travelling Wakanoobies | Jun 8, 2009
  • Weeks Six to Seven My attempt to have a break from Rio and find something a bit different has led me through Ihla Grande, the`Big Island´, and Paraty, a town on the coast four hours south of Rio. Both have shown me extremely diverse Posted by MPemb in Mark P's Latin American Odyssey | Jun 1, 2009
  • Sao Paulo, Brazil On the Brazilian side of the trip Sao Paulo to Puerto Soarez, Bolívia passing by Iguazu Falls 1.430 km – aprox. 18 horas 44 minutos Posted by SAITcouple in Sao Paulo - Machu Picchu | May 31, 2009
  • Week Five Seeing that this week has been so fast-paced, I'm going to race through most of the things I've done in Rio since arriving. I'm just beginning to find my bearings in this enormous city. Before I begin here´s a snippet Posted by MPemb in Mark P's Latin American Odyssey | May 21, 2009
  • Elvis is not DEAD!! Hi everyone! I know I haven't writen anything for a month. I have been really busy finishing up a couple of online classes I had left. By the way thanks David R. ;-) Everything has been going well. I amhaving some Posted by expatelvis in Expat Elvis | May 20, 2009
  • Viagem para o Sana-RJ Já havíamos escutado sobre as belezas naturais da região, e em nossas conversas de boteco sempre tentávamos marcar esta incrível viagem, mas ela nunca se concretizava. Um de nossos amigos já havia ido para lá a uns dois a três Posted by mochila in Mochila nas costas e pé na estrada | May 19, 2009
  • Week Four I´m coming to the end of my stay in Florianopolis feeling slightly sunburnt and wholly satisfied. Its been exactly what I needed, after the chaotic excitement of Buenos Aires, and in preparati Posted by MPemb in Mark P's Latin American Odyssey | May 16, 2009
  • Ooops In ten hours we'll be flying to Bogota, Columbia from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil yet we've been to a couple places since Saquarema. The blogging mood hasn't hit so we've been l Posted by moveimove in Movement Invites Movement | May 14, 2009
  • The Happy Accident I think I may have finally wondered off the map and into paradise. I´m in Florianopolis. I´ve come here by mistake, but it´s one of the greatest mistakes I´ve ever made. [img=http://photos Posted by MPemb in Mark P's Latin American Odyssey | May 10, 2009
  • The Delightful Village Across from Porto Seguro However interesting Porto Seguro was-- I caught the tail-end of the Brazilan Championship Arm Wrestling Competition in Toa Toa, learned a little Maculelê (indigenous stick-fighting) in the Cidade Posted by ReneeL in Solutions For The Confused | May 8, 2009
  • No Need to Visit Vítoria, Brazil So, I was reluctant to leave Búzios after 11 fabulous, fun filled days. Sad to leave all of my new friends and a nearly perfect location, but thus it was time to move on and make my way up Posted by ReneeL in Solutions For The Confused | Apr 28, 2009
  • Birds Eye View of Rio After a combined total of over three weeks in Rio you would think we had seen the city from every different angle. Well that was not entirely true even though we had been on top of Sugar Loaf, Corcovoda and Posted by HonestAnth in Ripped For Rio | Apr 26, 2009
  • Rio, Brazil Ah Rio! The land of the naked people!! OK, so the "tourist attractions" in Rio really are amazing. The Sugar loaf, two enormous Granite peaks jutting up into the sky line, provide the most incredible views of the city. And from Posted by Peacocks in The Royal Turkeys hit S America | Apr 24, 2009
  • Sao Paulo to Rio, Brazil (LP) So it's my turn again and I have to confess I am no longer in Brazil. I did, however, scribble down some thoughts whilst I was and I'm going to put them in as I found them; Roughly 15 March 2009 A Posted by Peacocks in The Royal Turkeys hit S America | Apr 24, 2009
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