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// BRAZIL Brazil was my final stop in South America. Coming from the Amazon rain forest, I again arrived here by river, on a massive ship housing both passangers and cargo. Some of the photos from that journey are below. Having begun my Amazon journeys in Ecuador, I traveled several thousand miles by boats and cargo ships through four countries, through some of the most remote corners of the globe. It truly was one of the standout experiences of my life, something I don't know if I'll ever be able to do again. Beyond that, Brazil was unbelievable — a storied land of colonial cities that could put the most beautiful towns of Europe to shame, of vibrant cultural traditions, and remarkable landscapes that have to be seen to be believed. I spent a month in Rio resting, then another month in Sao Paolo simply because I didn't want to leave. But in the end, the road always calls. So it goes.
DANIEL

OURO PRETO IN THE STATE OF MINAS GERAIS
TIRADENTES MINAS GERAIS
RIO DE JANEIRO FOUNDED MARCH 1, 1565
PARATY FOUNDED 1597
SAO JOAO DEL REI IN THE STATE OF MINAS GERAIS
MARIANA MINAS GERAIS
BELO HORIZONTE CAPITAL OF MINAS GERAIS
BRASILIA BRAZIL'S CAPITAL | BUILT AS A PLANNED CITY IN 1960
SAO PAULO LARGEST CITY IN ALL THE AMERICAS | POP 12 MILLION+
MANAUS THE AMAZON RIVER'S LARGEST CITY
THE AMAZON RIVER BY CARGO SHIP FROM COLOMBIA
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