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Hiking to Lopes Mendes

By Brian Rogers | 1 Comment » February 18th, 2008

Despite cloudy skies, we decided to head to the crystal blue waters and white sands of Lopes Mendes beach on Ilha Grande. Join in on the hike in today’s photo gallery.

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One Response to “Hiking to Lopes Mendes”

  1. Sheila Somers Says:
    February 22nd, 2008 at 7:19 am

    It’s hard to keep up with your travels, but I am giving it the old college try – keep up the great work – the photos are amazing and the narrative is interesting! So many places to see… Stay safe…

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