28th June 2015
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and so it ends…
Like all good things it’s time for every adventure to come to an end. Looking back over the last six months I still believe that Odyssey are the best overland…
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Like all good things it’s time for every adventure to come to an end. Looking back over the last six months I still believe that Odyssey are the best overland…
Leaving Brasilia we are now making our way westwards to Peru, a journey that will take several days. These days are just drive day’s, nothing much to see, even the…
Brasilia the sterile capital of Brazil built in the 1950s to redistribute the population. The city’s design is unique and is the only 20 century city to have World…
After a week in Salvador it was time to head westward to Lençóis, a small mountain hamlet and a former diamond mining town in the Chapada Diamante mountains. As we…
The Trio Elétrico is a big truck, driven very slowly, loaded with thousands of watts of sound equipments and with a band playing on the top. Surrounding the truck, there…
Salvador Carnival, the largest street party in the world, approximately 2.5 million people participate in the festivities every year. In Rio you are a spectator of the parade, in the…
Trancoso is a district in the municipality of Porto Seguro in the state of Bahia, Brazil. The region was the landing point of the Portuguese explorer, Pedro Alvares Cabral in…
Rocinha (little farm) is the largest favela in Brazil, and is located in Rio de Janeiro’s South Zone between the districts of São Conrado and Gávea. Rocinha is built on…
Had to do the tourist thing with a guided tour of Rio de Janeiro. Pointless trying to get photos of the city if the light is not with you and…
Arrived in Rio de Janeiro late afternoon and we’re actually going to sleep in beds the first time in 28 days. We’re staying at a hotel in the Gloria suburb…