Brasil - November 2004 Photo Gallery by Dale Walsh at pbase.com

Brasil - November 2004

November 12, 2004 - December 1, 2004-We visited Sao Paulo, Campinas, Manaus, Recife, Joao Pessoa, Rio de Janeiro, Ouro Preto, Congonhas & Iguacu Falls.

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Mall in Campinas (largest mall in South America)
First Baptist Church Manaus
Our group (Amazon River day boat trip)
Manaus Spice/Herb Store
Manaus-mounted Piranhas

Pirarucu (large Amazon fish) at Manaus Fish Market
Pirarucu (large Amazon fish) at Manaus Fish Market
Shoe store on wheels
Manaus-Amazon River boats
Manaus-Amazon River boats

Man carrying eggs to load on Amazon River boat
Man carrying toilet paper to load on Amazon River boat
Man carrying 2 heavy bags of rice

Truckload of sugarcane
IMG_5452.jpg

Checkers (bottle caps)
Norton explains about juices of Amazon fruits
Man carrying Pirarucu fish into Manaus fish market
Man-approx. 125 lbs. // Pirarucu fish-approx. 250 lbs.

Pineapple anyone? (about 30-50 cents each!)
Enjoying sugar cane juice & coconut water
Enjoying sugar cane juice & coconut water
Angela with wood carving of a jaguar
Coke is everywhere!

Bananas anyone?
First Baptist Church Manaus
Manaus Opera House
Inside Catholic Church (Manaus)
Inside of Catholic church in Manaus

Manaus Opera House
Manaus Opera House and stature
Macaw (Arara in Manaus)
Boat for our Amazon River boat day trip

Amazon Cayman

Amazon Cayman resting on large lily pad
Amazon Village children posing for pictures

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Cheryl (Boswell) Young 09-Sep-2006 12:36
Lembranca que da' saudade! I loved the shots of Ouro Preto. We lived in Belo Horizzonte (1965-1974)and this was a must see for anyone who came for a visit. We also kept a few of the small monkeys as pets ( I think they are protected now). There were many occasions when I thought their little faces were showing signs of true intellegence...You captured that well. I also wass not aware that Cristo Redentor had an escalator now leading up to Him. For gringos, I'm sure -ha-ha. We also lived in Rio - those scenes are good to see again! Thank You!! Abracos, Cheryl Young

Guest 22-Aug-2005 20:19
Brazil! Brazil! Brazil!
Wonderful!!!

Ines Marin 14-Aug-2005 18:35
Wonderfull pictures!!
I travelled in my own coutry with them...
(but I am living in Sweden now...)

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Mall in Campinas (largest mall in South America)	First Baptist Church Manaus	Our group (Amazon River day boat trip)	Manaus Spice/Herb Store	Manaus-mounted Piranhas
Pirarucu (large Amazon fish) at Manaus Fish Market	Pirarucu (large Amazon fish) at Manaus Fish Market	Shoe store on wheels	Manaus-Amazon River boats	Manaus-Amazon River boats
Man carrying eggs to load on Amazon River boat	Man carrying toilet paper to load on Amazon River boat	Man carrying 2 heavy bags of rice
Truckload of sugarcane			IMG_5452.jpg
Checkers (bottle caps)	Norton explains about juices of Amazon fruits	Man carrying Pirarucu fish into Manaus fish market	Man-approx. 125 lbs. // Pirarucu fish-approx. 250 lbs.
Pineapple anyone? (about 30-50 cents each!)	Enjoying sugar cane juice & coconut water	Enjoying sugar cane juice & coconut water	Angela with wood carving of a jaguar	Coke is everywhere!
Bananas anyone?	First Baptist Church Manaus	Manaus Opera House	Inside Catholic Church (Manaus)	Inside of Catholic church in Manaus
Manaus Opera House	Manaus Opera House and stature		Macaw (Arara in Manaus)	Boat for our Amazon River boat day trip
				Amazon Cayman
	Amazon Cayman resting on large lily pad			Amazon Village children posing for pictures

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Cheryl (Boswell) Young		09-Sep-2006 12:36
Lembranca que da' saudade! I loved the shots of Ouro Preto. We lived in Belo Horizzonte (1965-1974)and this was a must see for anyone who came for a visit. We also kept a few of the small monkeys as pets ( I think they are protected now). There were many occasions when I thought their little faces were showing signs of true intellegence...You captured that well. I also wass not aware that Cristo Redentor had an escalator now leading up to Him. For gringos, I'm sure -ha-ha. We also lived in Rio - those scenes are good to see again! Thank You!! Abracos, Cheryl Young

Ines Marin		14-Aug-2005 18:35
Wonderfull pictures!! I travelled in my own coutry with them... (but I am living in Sweden now...)