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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Shopping in Olinda
Piedade Beach/Recife
PIedade Beach/Recife (view from our hotel room)
Piedade Beach/Recife (view from our hotel room)
His & Hers beachside restrooms

Chopping top off coconut for straw so we can enjoy cold coconut water
Enjoying a coconut at the beach
Porto de Galinhas/Chicken Port
Phone booth in Chicken Port beach town

More chickens!
More chickens!
Shirley relaxing in hammock (Blue Tree Resort south of Recife)

Lifesize chess board (Blue Tree Resort)
Randall on life size chess board (Blue Tree Resort
Randall relaxing in hammock
Coconut tree
Plumeria

Caju fruit (cashews come from this fruit)

Caju fruit on tree
Jangada/small fishing boat on Piedade/Recife beach
Jangada/small fishing boat on Piedade/Recife beach
EAR (American School of Recife)
EAR-reminicing with teachers

EAR-Journalism classroom
EAR (American School of Recife)
First Baptist Casa Amarela (new sanctuary)
First Baptist Casa Amarela (old sanctuary)
Last house we lived in (Casa Amarela-Recife)

Old Spann house in Recife
Recife Airport (New as of 2004)
Recife Airport (New as of 2004)
View of Recife reefs from Varig plane

Rio de Janeiro-night view from top of building where we stayed in Leblon

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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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Shopping in Olinda	Piedade Beach/Recife	PIedade Beach/Recife (view from our hotel room)	Piedade Beach/Recife (view from our hotel room)	His & Hers beachside restrooms
	Chopping top off coconut for straw so we can enjoy cold coconut water	Enjoying a coconut at the beach	Porto de Galinhas/Chicken Port	Phone booth in Chicken Port beach town
More chickens!	More chickens!		Shirley relaxing in hammock (Blue Tree Resort south of Recife)

Lifesize chess board (Blue Tree Resort)	Randall on life size chess board (Blue Tree Resort	Randall relaxing in hammock	Coconut tree	Plumeria
				Caju fruit (cashews come from this fruit)
Caju fruit on tree	Jangada/small fishing boat on Piedade/Recife beach	Jangada/small fishing boat on Piedade/Recife beach	EAR (American School of Recife)	EAR-reminicing with teachers
EAR-Journalism classroom	EAR (American School of Recife)	First Baptist Casa Amarela (new sanctuary)	First Baptist Casa Amarela (old sanctuary)	Last house we lived in (Casa Amarela-Recife)
Old Spann house in Recife	Recife Airport (New as of 2004)	Recife Airport (New as of 2004)	View of Recife reefs from Varig plane
			Rio de Janeiro-night view from top of building where we stayed in Leblon

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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...)