Rebecca and I headed off to Lencois after a brief stint in Salvador. It is about 6 hours inland from the coast and we caught the night bus to get there. The land around the town in Chiapada Diamante National Park looks a lot like a younger verison of the American Southwest. Meaning that there hasn´t been as much erosion. It is also VERY green. This of course means that it rains a lot, which is did while we were there. This thwarted our plans a bit, but we did get to see a really cool cave (Torrinha) and make brief day trips from town on foot when there were breaks in the weather.
Unfortunately, due to further camera disasters, I do not have any pictures of the time that we spent there. I think that Rebecca may have gotten a few pics up before we had another camera stolen...
Grumble....
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