29th January- 30th January
We followed the 4 Argentinian girls till a small rustic beach side village called Trinidade. close To Paraty, but not as touristic. it was definitely a locals spot with no sight of anglo-saxen tourists.
We managed to find 2 appartments half completed, for half the normal price! It stood in there backyard and sheltered by a maracuja tree...what more can one ask far! and it was close to the beach!
The coastline in this region was very intimate with small alcoves with rock boulders dividing the beaches. A hard life once again...lazing on the beaches by day and partyin or chillin by night. was getting quite sick of this lifestyle! Not!!
we befriended a little puppy that we decided to adopt until it ran away with another beautiful beach lazer! it was a sad but eventual parting! the puppy was named "puppy"...very original!
and so the eventual parting of our groups dawned again as the Dutchies and I were destined to return northward and the Argentinians to stay for a few days longer in Trinidade!
But whatever cosmic
forces out there exist, they were definitely working overtime to keep Lucila and I together. And so having packed our backpacks ready to head, 3 of the Argentinian girls (Lucila, Flor and Mika) were packed and ready to follow us to Buzios, 7 hours out of their way!!! woohoo!!! the 4th argentinian (Guadlupe) decided to head back to Ilha Grande to rekindle her love encounter!
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