Having a Great Time in Salvador
Salvador is a great city. Drums is what I´d associate with this place. I got a late start due to the late night I had . And my hotel DOES have windows 2000 so I have pics to show.
I hung out with these guys that do Capoeira. It´s a mix of african, martial arts, modern dance and some hard pilates moves. They invited me to celebrate New Years Eve with them on the beach. I dont know it depends on how hung over I feel. ´
I decided from now on I drinking beer. Not only is it cheaper than water ($1.25 for 1.5 liters) it gives me a little buzz too. It´s raining now… a little summer shower. So while I´m waiting it for it to clear I´ll give you a quick recap of the Bird Park outside of Iquazo:
My favorite one out of the tropical birds I saw flying about…the Toucano
Here´s what the historical center looks like (which is where I´ll be staying for one more day before I head to the beach):
Heres what Capoeria looks like and the guys too..
This is “Long Legged Eddie” doing his thang
Just me acting silly…
Well folks the rain hasn´t stopped so I about the lay in a hammock and write some postcards!!
Peace…
Tags: Brazil, Salvador de Bahia, Travel
Candis
Beautiful pics.
I want to see you do the Capoeria. Give it a try.
I am happy that you are enjoying every minute of your trip.
Watch the beer – it is stronger than what you are used to.
Safe and Happy New Year.
Don´t worry Cosmos…I put a limit on what I drink. And I did Capoeria. Just not the fancy footwork.
Humm… it all looks lovely. Have a great new year an tell Eddie I said hello 😉
Nne
incredible!!!!!! i so wish i was there! happy new years girl!!! mish u much…linz
Nice Pictures so far!
Hi Candis
I love the place where you are staying, it reminds me of my building in Washington, D.C. Old high ceilings and a balcony. Have a happy new year. I’m enjoying the
pictures.
hi candis i’m glad you are enjoying yourself. the pictures are nice.
Hi Candis, continue to party hard and have lots of fun!!! Don!t let your guard down. Keep the pictures coming!!!!! love you!!!!
Hi,
Planning to go to Salvador for 4-5 days in March or April. Anyone know good and great things going on there? Like your pics… I hope to take some similar… cept I want to be surronded by WOMENS!!!
AXE!!! That looks like SO much fun. I really wanna go to Bahia and play capoeira with the locals since im a capoeirista….AWWW, it looks GREAT!