A blog of our 1999 trip from the burning season in Bolivia and the summits of the Andes altiplano down the Urubamba, Ucayali and Amazon to Manaus and on to Rio to document human impact in the greatest biodiversity hot spot on planet Earth for the millennium.
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Thursday, February 16, 2012
Highway through Brazilia
From Ciuaba we traveled on a fast bus connection to Brasilia and from there on to Rio. This posting has a series of images shot from the bus, with a section in central Brasilia while we waited for the next connection.
It gives a flying if a little fuzzy impression of central Brazil with the vast plains and small brick houses reminiscent of the favellas of Rio.
Brasilia was wet and bleak. It is said that when the capital was moved from Rio to Brasilia, many public servants became depressed at the change from a vital cultural metropolis to an artificially constructed featureless inland contrivance of a city.
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