A L C O B A Ç A
Here we offer some impressions of the city of Alcobaça to you
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O Farol
the lighthouse of Alcobaça |
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fresh fish every day !
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the fruit CAJU
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the port meeting the
river of Alcobaça |
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the square at the lighthouse
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pousada COPACABANA
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...the most fascinating moment of the day...
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only 16 miles away, the riff Abrolhos
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Abrolhos is a nature-protected-area
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a TATU in front of the house
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the Espetos (spits)
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Manuelito and his Pizzaria-restaurant "R1"
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a big mosquito (-:
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...CAIPIRINHA, famous all over the world...
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CHURRASCO live... simple and wonderful
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the first "cabana" at the entrance of the city of Alcobaça
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an almost invisible Gecco
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Mamao, also called Papaia
still hanging on the tree |
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pineapple = ABACAXI
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sprich: Ubbu-cusheee
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that´s how she ends - in the stomach
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The harbour - Rio do Alcobaça
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a small shipyard
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CAPOEIRA:
A dance from the times of slavory. A fight-style hidden as a simple dance The people sitting behind are making african music with very simple instruments |
You act a type like Kung Fu, pretending to "dance" but without touching each other - This type of "fighting sport" could not be prohibited to the black slaves and was continued until today. There are many CAPOEIRA-Schools here around.
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A "Gujaraçu", salt-water, cannot eat !
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A "Carangeju", sweet-water, possible to eat
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...for reasons of secutity inside the bucket (-:
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