SALVADOR:
To my right, Manoel (66) my Servas host in Salvador, complete with Brasilian trophy wife (32), maids who served me fresh cold coconut water unsolicited, along with a gorgeous city to rest my loins.
Rooftops of Pelourinho
Brasilian phonebooth
The municipal elevator, convenient travel from the upper to the lower city and vice versa.
Igreja Sao Francisco(NOT PICTURED DUE TO RESTRICTIONS): a Candomble ritual. Candomble is an adaptation of a traditional African religion which has been passed on and transformed through the years since the slave trade began in Brasil. It was interesting (long) to say the least, but a must and definitely worthwhile to see the tranced and possessed church-goers moan and groan and shake and rattle all the while wearing intricate costumes.
MORRO de SAO PAULO:
MORRO de SAO PAULO:
Don't worry, I didn't lose Gisele's phone number.
The sun sets on Morro
All the beaches at Morro are only 2-4 feet deep providing plenty of comfort to contemplate where would be a good place to enjoy a beer at sunset.
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By the way, how is your Portugese?
I have learned two phrases. Sim, por favor and Nao, obrigado. These I picked up off the coasters at the Estancia Churrascaria a couple of weeks ago. Have you had a churrascaria experience in Brazil or are you waiting for Argentina? You really should try them both so as to be an authority on the subject.
How are you getting to the Falls? Where are you planning to visit next and how will you get there?
Thinking of you always
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