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Brazil

Brazil, March 2004 (Rio de Janeiro, Ilha Grande, Paratý, Sao Paulo, Curitiba, Foz do Iguaçú)
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rio_de_janeiro.gif		 Carnavalismo in Paraty
Carnavalismo in Paraty		 Rio de Janeiro from the top of Pão de Açúcar (Sugarloaf)
Rio de Janeiro from the top of Pão de Açúcar (Sugarloaf)		 me atop Sugarloaf (with the blue T-shirt)
me atop Sugarloaf (with the blue T-shirt)		 in front of Pão de Açúcar
in front of Pão de Açúcar
papaya tree near Flamengo, Rio de Janeiro
papaya tree near Flamengo, Rio de Janeiro		 Wilson, my fearsome Carioca guide
Wilson, my fearsome Carioca guide		 just before takeoff on Pedra Bonita
just before takeoff on Pedra Bonita		 away I go, from atop Pedra Bonita, above Rio´s São Conrado
away I go, from atop Pedra Bonita, above Rio´s São Conrado		 zoom
zoom
Rio needs to be seen. This photo (from across the bay at Niterói) doesn´t do it justice.
Rio needs to be seen. This photo (from across the bay at Niterói) doesn´t do it justice.		 Dama da Noite nightclub in Lapa, Rio de Janeiro
Dama da Noite nightclub in Lapa, Rio de Janeiro		 Map of Ilha Grande
Map of Ilha Grande		 Abraão, Ilha Grande
Abraão, Ilha Grande		 micos (monkeys)
micos (monkeys)
You are in an ecological paradise. (Ilha Grande) No kidding.
"You are in an ecological paradise." (Ilha Grande) No kidding.		 paradise (Ilha Grande)
paradise (Ilha Grande)		 São Cristovão church on Ilha Grande
São Cristovão church on Ilha Grande		 view from Praia de Botafogo
view from Praia de Botafogo
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Marianna 17-Jan-2007 15:33
Actually, 'pau' means wood, in Portuguese.
WDJ 15-Mar-2004 04:27
Just a small but suitable correction, Felix. It's "Pão de Açúcar", not "Pau de Açúcar". Pau de açúcar means literally "sugar dick" (!) in Portuguese, I kid you not! ;-)
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