TRAVELING TO BELEM, PARA

Saturday, June 20, 2015

friend snake


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Friday, June 19, 2015

Crossing the river, or from the inside of the boat





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On our way to Moju







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there are pianos and pianos



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Araras and Parrots, the best of Belem :)



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streets of Belem



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Thursday, June 18, 2015

S Caetano de Odivelas

S Caetano was developed under the strong influence of Jesuit priests who arrived during the colonial period in 1757. The priests installed by river Mojuim to be known as S Caetano.  Almost 100 years later the village became a town, and in 1890 it was raised to city.


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