Some boats we saw in an inlet off of the amazon
Us walking our supplies down to the boat, which was our home for six days
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What 3,000 condoms look like in a duffle bag!
Looking tough
A picture inside one of our clinics
Dam Dog and our awesome translator Bruno
One of the houses we saw in the village
A massive suspension bridge linking two villages
A picture of a village from the boat
A man from the village showing me he knows how to use condoms lol
Another translator named Raquel and I
The largest rodent in the world! (check out the webbed feet!)
The docs heading back after a long day
The view from the shower
Dam Dog showing off his roots
The walk down to the baby beach
Graffiti in the city in Salvador
graffiti number 2
Dam Dog and I outside of an opera house
What a typical Thursday night in Salvador looks like
I apparently own a hotel in Brazil
I didn't get to eat here, bit I wish I would have!
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