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    Darkness falls on Chapada Diamantina National Park.: by stephaniefoden, Views[321]
         		 Tourist take photographs at the entrance of a cave in Chapada Diamantina.: by stephaniefoden, Views[289]
         		 A tourist relaxes at sunset on top a mountain in Chapada Diamantina.: by stephaniefoden, Views[270]
         		 Tourist gather at sunset on top a mountain in Chapada Diamantina National Park.: by stephaniefoden, Views[267]
         		 Brazilan dental floss: by vagabondstoo, Views[1838]
     
    Cuteness on Isha do Mel: by vagabondstoo, Views[639]
         		 There should be an age limit on Speedos, like 12: by vagabondstoo, Views[793]
         		 Beach at Encantada, Ihla do Mel: by vagabondstoo, Views[531]
         		 Room for 5, Pousada Ihla Verde, Ihla do Mel: by vagabondstoo, Views[560]
         		 Lazy daze at Ihla do Mel: by vagabondstoo, Views[534]
     
    Marie, our newest friend: by vagabondstoo, Views[514]
         		 Ferry to Ihla do Mel: by vagabondstoo, Views[436]
         		 Paranagua harbor: by vagabondstoo, Views[543]
         		 Paranagua: by vagabondstoo, Views[413]
         		 Paranagua: by vagabondstoo, Views[550]
     
    Paranagua: by vagabondstoo, Views[558]
         		 Please keep arms and heads inside the train!: by vagabondstoo, Views[486]
     
         		 Looking forward on ourselves, Serra Verde Express: by vagabondstoo, Views[676]
         		 Dam, Atlantic Rain Forest: by vagabondstoo, Views[456]
     
    Manca da Serra trees in bloom, Atlantic Rain Forest: by vagabondstoo, Views[670]
         		 The bell rang and the train left right on time, Curitiba: by vagabondstoo, Views[581]
     
         		 Oscar Niemeyer and his creation: by vagabondstoo, Views[510]
         		 Emiliano Di Cavalcanti, a la Picasso, Museu Oscar Niemeyer: by vagabondstoo, Views[1067]
     
    Emiliano Di Cavalcanti, a la Paul Gauguin, Museu Oscar Niemeyer: by vagabondstoo, Views[1093]
         		 Emiliano Di Cavalcanti, Museu Oscar Niemeyer: by vagabondstoo, Views[541]
     
         		 Degas' dancers in arabesque, Museu Oscar Niemeyer: by vagabondstoo, Views[678]
         		 Friends and
     
    Hector and Lynn, Iguassu Falls: by vagabondstoo, Views[544]
         		 Delivered by angels!: by vagabondstoo, Views[384]
         		 Iguassu Falls, Brazilian side: by vagabondstoo, Views[500]
         		 Itaipu Dam, 20 turbines, 1400 megawatts/hour: by vagabondstoo, Views[741]
         		 Itaipu Dam, largest in the world (until 7 Gorges is finished): by vagabondstoo, Views[1250]
     
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    Even with all the technology, though, the Honey Island’s waters still are hard to sail through. This boat was abandoned by fishermen at the beach in front of the Enchanted Grotto, after almost being destructed at the ocean. They need to respect the sea. And the mermaids. : by mermaids, Views[338]
         		 In 1872, recognizing the difficulty of navigating near the Honey Island, the Brazilian emperor ordered the construction of the Shells Lighthouse (Farol das Conchas). This building was made with the finest Scottish technology, something rare and expensive for Brazil at that time. The lighthouse is located very near to the Enchanted Grotto.: by mermaids, Views[357]
         		 As a matter of fact, the Honey Island is known as a difficult place to sail through. The fishermen of the island are the ones who best navigate in the area. In the past, many ships that needed to pass near the island used to call upon the Honey Island’s fishermen for help.: by mermaids, Views[499]
     
         		 As an island and a point where many boats pass through, the Honey Island (Ilha do Mel, in Portuguese), in Brazil, has many stories related to the sea. One of them is about the mermaids that live in this cave, the Enchanted Grotto (Gruta das Encantadas). The legend says that the mermaids sing to distract the sailors and make them get lost into the sea.: by mermaids, Views[677]
     

         		 A goat that lived in the area has just been killed by another animal. Her babies are now fed by one of Binho's daughter, who brings milk every morning.: by raquel_tgur, Views[223]
         		 Children almost never leave the Raso: the closest city is about 60km away and is hart to reach without a four-wheeled drive, which people there obviously don't have. Life is simple and safe, nature around is beautiful and a large piece of land - 6,4 thousand square kilometers - is destined to the Pankararés by Brazilian law. In spite of that, kids usually just want to grow old, find a job and move out of the desertic place. This is still the dream of many adultos, too.: by raquel_tgur, Views[221]
         		 In spite of being so difficult to live in, Raso da Catarina has been inhabited bu Pankararé indians for many centuries. Today, a few families that descend from the Pankararés still live in that area. Here is Binho, patriarch of one of these families.: by raquel_tgur, Views[479]
         		 Cactuses o different kinds are the main vegetation at Raso da Catarina and are important characters of the place.: by raquel_tgur, Views[277]
     
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