Class Trip 2

South America » Brazil
February 1st 2009

Published: February 11th 2009

It occurs to me that I haven't fully explained the class trip... my "curso" (class from school) went on a bus trip starting in Copiapó, through Argentina, and into Brazil, with a little side trip into Paraguay. we spent a few of the nights sleeping on the bus (well not a whole lot of sleeping was done), and the rest we stayed in hotels. the trip was just short of two weeks long and it was AMAZING... Read Full Entry

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Tamara Catanach

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The adventures of an ex-exchange student: I spent a year living in beautiful little Copiapò, Chile as a YFU exchange student... and started this is as my blog of life in the Atacama Desert. Then I spent a year back in the states studying Social Work, and I am currently back in Chile hoping to finish my degree here... and who knows where life will take me next ;) *friends and family: if you want to get updates, send me your e-mail so I can put you on the list to be notified when i write a new entry! (tcatanach@comcast.net) ... full info

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Breakfast Buffet

Bus Boredom

At The Hotel

Group Shot at Cristo Luz

cow kisses

well it was a bull actually... but cow kisses sounds cuter. he was at the hotel we were staying at and was really really friendly, i went to see him quite a lot... and brought him watermelon on the last day which he slurped right up with his big long cow tongue ^.^

Street Woman and Baby Luciano

Cataratas

Jovi and Me

11th February 2009

Laura
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Cristo
Where is the Cristo? Not in Río? It's not just another name for the Cristo Redentor (very famous statue above Río de Janeiro), is it? It's "trenzas" - the braids.

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