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* Day 388 Sao Paulo, Brazil: The boot hunt. * Day 387 Salvador, Brazil: 17 hours of waiting. * Day 386 Barra, Brazil: Rainy days * Day 385 Barra, Brazil: Back at the beach. * Day 384 Salvador, Brazil: Carnaval Bahia. * Day 383 Salvador, Brazil: Happiness is the beach. * Day 382 Salvador de Bahia, Brasil: Back to the beach. * Day 381 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: Rio futbol. * Day 380 Rio de Janeiro, Brasil: Dead man’s vacation. * Day 379 Rio, Brasil: Cristo Redentor. * Day 378 Rio, Brasil: Walking the beaches of Rio, Copacabana, Ipanema, etc. * Day 377 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: The best bus ever. * Day 376 Sao Paulo, Brazil: Futbol fever. * Day 375 Sao Paulo, Brazil: Tickets and America sucks. * Day 374 Puerto Iguazu, Brazil: In transit. * Day 373 Foz de Iguazu, Brazil: Iguazu Falls (Brazil) * Day 372 Ciudad del Este, Paraguay: Shopping guide. * Day 371 Puerto Iguazu, Argentina: Falls of Iguaza (Argentina) * Day 370 Ciudad del Este, Paraguay: On the fly.
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June 26, 2006Day 389 Sao Paulo, Brazil: Got tickets...Got my tickets. Finished my entries for South America. Toured the city center. Tomorrow I fly to Africa. That is...Read this update Day 388 Sao Paulo, Brazil: The boot hunt.The flight was a blur. In and out of REM sleep, barely able to stay awake long enough to...Read this update Day 387 Salvador, Brazil: 17 hours of waiting.As I sit in the airport on hour 12, I figure its a good time to get some of...Read this update Day 386 Barra, Brazil: Rainy daysIt was the usual sunny day in the morning, but earlier in the evening the rain came and didn’t...Read this update Day 385 Barra, Brazil: Back at the beach.Breakfast was a little earlier at this place, but with the thoughts of a sun filled morning on the...Read this update Day 384 Salvador, Brazil: Carnaval Bahia.After breakfast I grabbed my stuff and headed out. That is one big difference when you travel Brazil. They...Read this update Day 383 Salvador, Brazil: Happiness is the beach.Although I had spent time in Rio, probably the most famous beach town in the world, I was staying...Read this update Day 382 Salvador de Bahia, Brasil: Back to the beach.Rio was fun but its still a big city. I was looking to relax and that is why I...Read this update Day 380 Rio de Janeiro, Brasil: Dead man’s vacation.Only two real eventful things to go over today. I'm not sure which order to go, but since I...Read this update Day 379 Rio, Brasil: Cristo Redentor.View image Me shot It was time to do some touristy stuff beyond the beach, so I chose the...Read this update Day 378 Rio, Brasil: Walking the beaches of Rio, Copacabana, Ipanema, etc.My usual wak around to get acquainted took on new proportions when I did the famous beach walk of...Read this update Day 377 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: The best bus ever.I got up early enough to grab breakfast, do some last minute web surfing, and say goodbye to all...Read this update Day 376 Sao Paulo, Brazil: Futbol fever.In the morning, I headed back to the banks to finish off my withdrawals and then down to the...Read this update Day 375 Sao Paulo, Brazil: Tickets and America sucks.The first half of the day was just a continuation of yesterday as I sat on my ass in...Read this update Day 374 Puerto Iguazu, Brazil: In transit.With most of my hanging out people gone, it was definitely time to get moving. My choices were to take...Read this update Day 373 Foz de Iguazu, Brazil: Iguazu Falls (Brazil)This was the split up day for most of the people that I had been hanging out with at...Read this update Day 372 Ciudad del Este, Paraguay: Shopping guide.Everybody was pretty wiped the next day and Matteus who had gone out with us got totally wrecked and...Read this update Day 371 Puerto Iguazu, Argentina: Falls of Iguaza (Argentina)After the complimentary breakfast which was really worth the extra money, I hauled my black market looking back pack...Read this update Day 370 Ciudad del Este, Paraguay: On the fly.Another six hour bus ride through the same flat lands, some flooded, some just grassy and dry, with cows...Read this update Day 369 Asuncion, Paraguay: Lack of preparation.My next stop was the capital of Paraguay, Acunsion. Not much to say about this capital city except that it...Read this update Day 369 Asuncion, Paraguay: Lack of preparation.My next stop was the capital of Paraguay, Acunsion. Not much to say about this capital city except that it...Read this update Day 368 Encarnacion: Paraguay: Uruguay? Paraguay?Who would have known that one continent got so lucky and got two countries that were named so similar....Read this update Day 367 Posada, Argentina: Ah hell, Sunday.Not much to do but wander the streets and window shop for boots. About the only constructive thing I did...Read this update Day 366 Posadas, Argentina: Midnight run.Tick tock, tick tock, I am running out of time. There was two more things that I had to check...Read this update June 05, 2006Day “I’m done!!!!!”Well Mom, that’s a year in my life in a nutshell, actually a pretty exacting nutshell. I hope that makes...Read this update Day 365 Santa Maria, Brazil: Getting in the groove.After an on again off again sleep night where I kept one eye open and one finger on the can,...Read this update Day 364 Pelotas, Brazil: A traveling virgin.I got up in plenty of time to make it to the bus terminal for my 11am bus. I...Read this update Day 363 Puente Del Este, Uruguay: Nuclear fallout.With my homework done and a new fresh day, I headed off for my next stop, the Uruguayan premier...Read this update |
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