Some of you may remember the January River, or JR, posts I did three years ago in July. I went to Brasil because my daughter was there, and she’s a fluent Portuguese speaker. I had a great time, swam in several places, and never got sick. I’m putting some photos never posted here up today because I know there are sewage issues there in the huge bay called Guanabara, but let’s not make a poopmageddon out of it, as the meteorologists do with the snowmegeddons in winter up here. Excuse my Portuguese, but merda sells news, always will.
I took this photo looking west from Arpoador toward Ipanema Beach.
Here’s a shot from the same point looking toward Copacabana.
Here’s a shot of Copacabana looking toward the Bay, with Sugar Loaf as the prominent feature along the ridge. A fair number of people were in the water despite the heavy surf.
I chartered this boat and –all tallied– chugged around Bay for about six hours.
Of course, I was looking who was there, like Galliano, LA’s C-Enforcer,
CNL Ametista from Santos,
Rio’s own TS Abusado and TS Soberano,
Seabulk Brasil,
a pilotboat and tug Atlantico standing off near Hai Yang Shi You,
CPO Copacabana, and many,
many more.
All photos by Will Van Dorp, who wonders where these vessels are today.
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August 6, 2016 at 12:50 pm
ws
Amen! That 4th estate is funny, not ha ha ha funny either.