Today we went for a walk on the beach. We armed ourselves with fruits and the traditional Brazilian bread & cheese (“pão de queijo”) and went on a hike to the beach “extinguish the fire” (Praia Apaga Fogo). ...
Every time we leave there should be a coordinator, a superior that everybody listens to. ...
We were wondering around in the old center of Araial d'Ajuda when I realized that for three days we were walking past Maroto's house without realizing it. ...
I opened my eyes and I watched the coral reef from the seafront of Arraial d’Ajuda in the fluttering noise of millions of colorful ribbons that move in the wind. ...
On the way we bought a kilo of mangosteens, a fruit that we all love. If you like lychee, you will love mangosteen. ...
When you wake up dizzy, sweaty and without the immediate possibility of taking a shower you only have 2 options: to hate it and are grumpy or laugh. ...
One of the nicest things traveling generates is presence, the fact that keeps you very present. At least it does that to me. ...
After breakfast, we drank our coffee on the docks up until noon. At noon we made another coffee for the road and when we wanted to leave we realized the car battery was empty. ...
Today the wind blew with over 60 km/h. It blew so hard it blew our thoughts out and left us empty of interests and intentions. ...
Also said about them is that they are cultural homeless and can’t answer the question where their home is. I simply call them free and rootless....