Donald and Esther's Travels

Sunday, September 11, 2011

Brazil (and Argentina) Highlights

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Favorite Food: Pao de Queijo (cheese bread). Yum. Favorite Restaurants: Rio’s kilo restaurants, where you pay by the weight. Fav...
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The Pantanal After Dark

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"You are already here." Many animals become more active at night. So we spent three evenings in the back of our truck shining...

Birds of Brazil

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We saw and identified about 160 species of birds over 11 days. The vast majority appeared in the Pantanal, which is truly a birdwatcher'...

Mammals of Brazil

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The Pantanal offered some of the best mammal viewing we've ever experienced. At least 22 species in three days. Add in two species of mo...
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Reptiles and Amphibians of Brazil

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The Pantanal hosts the world's densest population of crocodilians. Yacare caimans are everywhere. But have no fear, these alligator ...
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Iguacu Falls

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Or, if you prefer, Iguassu or Iguazu. One of the three great falls in world (the others being Niagara and Victoria), Iguacu put on quite...

Classic Sights of Rio

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We spent almost two weeks in Brazil recently, starting in Rio. Rio's most famous landmark is Christ the Redeemer. Recently voted on...
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Saturday, September 3, 2011

New Format

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We just updated the blog format. The upside is that it looks nicer. The downside is that the layout of photos in older posts is a bit haphaz...
Monday, September 6, 2010

Alaska Highlights

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Signature Quote: “ We are not going to die. ” (Expedition leader Karl … as a pod of humpback whales suddenly turned onto a collision course...

Our Last Day of Adventure in Alaska

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Thursday morning began with a hike through bear country in Idaho Bay. We didn't meet any of the furry critters, but we did find remarkab...
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