Having traveled quite a bit I have always payed attention to my luggage, but this time as I entered the plane I realized I had lost my handbag along with my documents, cash, credit cards, camera, cell phone and everything that was most important for traveling. I freaked out! This is Brazil after all! What are the chances of finding a handbag with more than $2000 worth of junk??? Luckily I had left it in the ladies room and whoever was the sweetheart who found it handed it in to the lost and found department instead of walking off with it. Certainly this was my lucky day!
Safe and sound in Salvador at a friend´s apartment.
Doing what tourists in Salvador
Bahianas wearing traditional clothes. These women dressed up obviously charge money to take pix with.
PELOURINHO: Old historical neighborhood
folk art
Doing what locals do in Salvador
This is an amazing place where our friends took us to for a drink before dinner.
the two sisters being silly
Can you see the -5 that´s how cold we drink beer in Brazil!
At an amazing restaurant my friends took us to where a local chef served us a specialty of his! The following day we went to Morro De Sao Paulo
On our way back from Morro de Sao Paulo
my burns from the boat ride on our way back from Morro de Sao Paulo
On the phone with my hubby who was in Paris working ... unfortunately, that smile on my face didn´t last too long when he gave me some not so nice news about our move to Montreal.... Luckily, things worked out in the end.
view from roof of hotel
My sis scared of the height! How cute!
view from ride
At the bottom of the cliff
A Brazilian Café with Portuguese tiles
the to of us ready to head back to Campinas
On the way to the airport
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