Salvador, Brazil

March 4 - 8, 1999

Arrival was not extremely beautiful at first, but I

was soon pleasantly surprised. 

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The traditional upper city is visible; the lower 

city was primarily a business center.

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This was the view from where we were docked,

it is an old fort.  

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An old Portuguese church on the city

orientation tour.

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Leftover float from Carnival; this was in the center of 

the Pelhourino and served as a great reference point

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La Pelhourino pel1.JPG
I shared my lunch that day. I had no idea what

I ordered, and received a huge fried fish.

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The fort again; I like the big cloud and the coloring. fort2.jpg
Such and I see some familiar faces and buy our 

ship's crew a round of Antarticas (cerveja's).

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'Huliana' sat next to me at the Project Axe axe.JPG
Road Rules was there too. Joy. axeRR.jpg
Fearlessly exploring an island on the Itaparica trip ita_exp.jpg
Mangy chickens were roaming the island's beach.  ita_chx.jpg
Transport to Itaparica Island ita_dock.jpg
A Capoeria display after lunch cap.JPG
I'm in there somewhere; it is not the best picture. cap2.jpg
The Bahia soccer game! I did not get a picture

of the stands on fire or the big brawl, unfortunately.

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Fans.. the guy on the left was soon clocked

in the head by a flying beer can. 

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The armed guards; it was quite unruly! soc3.jpg
Praie Do Forte! pdf.JPG
Kate, Mike and Such pdf_3.jpg
The beach at Praie Do Forte.. see how 

far out the waves break?

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Moving our belongings to a rock offshore pdf_walk.jpg
Cooling off! swim.JPG
One of the many marine turtles at Praie Do Forte,

where they have a conservation project.

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