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Exploring Rio
Wednesday, June 28, 2006
Today we had a walk around Copacabana and Ipenema, the beaches and the shops. Sal found several shoe shops, then on our way back we decided to go into one of the tiny cafe-bars down a little side street and try our luck with our minimal portugese. I managed to order a couple of beers, then we spotted cachaça in a beaten up wooden barrel fixed to the bar. At only $R1/shot we couldn´t resist! It tasted kind of like tequila, I actually found it wasn´t too bad but it went right to our heads..... the guy behind the bar was really cool and despite an almost total language barrier, we managed to have a laugh with him.

Sal´s gone to get an early night so I´m going to try and find out more info about the border crossing between Brazil and Peru.
 
Comments:
Remember the No sex No sun No alcohol bringdown on your anti-malarials....? Prob. explains the quick drunk from your shots of cacacacaowhatever....you'll be like me-one drink & you're anybody's !!!!
 
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