Salvador Bahia Brazil Travel Journal

Brazil Travelogue by Susie Wyshak (suziamo@yahoo.com)

The reflections and ramblings of an American girl who made a long awaited solo voyage to Brazil.
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Discover a cheap and beautiful surf spot in my tale of a trip to Itacare, Brazil for surfing lessons.

Chapter 1: Call of Brazil (Why I Went)
and how I was inspired to write this travelogue

Chapter 2: Browse My Travels in Brazil
Or, jump to an adventure:

"The Brazilians have a word -- saudade -- that means a longing for what could have been. It's a feeling as universal as the sun, but in Brazil no one, including the traveler, allows saudade to interfere with the moment.
While American cereal manufacturers would have us think toucans are cute creatures that live on colorful sugary cereal, in fact they are beasts that consume humans, shoe first. This toucan, at an aviary in Foz de Iguacu, attempted to take me down into its den. Luckily I managed to give it a swift kick off my foot, thanks to my Tae Kwon Do training.

Chapter 3: Leaving Brazil (And Postscript)
For the traveler, though, it's a feeling that lingers long after leaving Brazil."*

Appendix: Tips (What the Guides Don't Tell You)

* from the description of Travelers' Tales Brazil, and so apt.

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Chapter 1: Call of Brazil (Why I Went) and how I was inspired to write this travelogue
Chapter 2: Browse My Travels in Brazil Or, jump to an adventure: "The Brazilians have a word -- saudade -- that means a longing for what could have been. It's a feeling as universal as the sun, but in Brazil no one, including the traveler, allows saudade to interfere with the moment.	While American cereal manufacturers would have us think toucans are cute creatures that live on colorful sugary cereal, in fact they are beasts that consume humans, shoe first. This toucan, at an aviary in Foz de Iguacu, attempted to take me down into its den. Luckily I managed to give it a swift kick off my foot, thanks to my Tae Kwon Do training.
Chapter 3: Leaving Brazil (And Postscript) For the traveler, though, it's a feeling that lingers long after leaving Brazil."*
Appendix: Tips (What the Guides Don't Tell You)