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Bike Parking up to one year, and Repairs in Montevideo Uruguay

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Thumbs up Brazil, Manaus - Hotel

We have found the Pensao Sulista in Av. Joaquim Nabuco, four blocks back from the river. It is a simple, family run pensao with secure bike parking in the enclosed courtyard at the back. We are paying R$40 for a double room with air con, fridge and private bathroom including a simple breakfast (fruit, rolls and coffee). There are cheaper rooms without air con. It is also close to the floating harbour and the beach for finding boats and loading.
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Thank you for the valuable information. It is Av J. Nabuco but, What numer is on the house? I am going through Brazil, Venezuela, Colombia on January 2008 and all information is useful for me.

Raul
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Grey

Thank you for the valuable information. It is Av J. Nabuco but, What numer is on the house? I am going through Brazil, Venezuela, Colombia on January 2008 and all information is useful for me.

Raul
Hi Raul,

The number is 347. If you want some ideas for accomodation in Venezuela and Colombia, let me know where you will be visiting and I will help.

Peter
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Hi Peter

My plan is:
Brazil: Punta Pora, Campo Grande, Cuyaiba, Porto Velho, on board shiping Rio Madeiras, Manaos, Boa Vista.
Venezuela; Santa Elena, Ciudad Guayana, Maturin, Cumana, Caracas, Barquisimento, Maracaibo.
Colombia: Rioacha, Santa Marta, Barranquilla, Cartagena, Arboletes, Turbo, Medellin, Bogota, Cali, Popayan, Pasto
Ecuador; Quito, Guayaquil.
Peru y Chile: Pacific´shore
I want cheaper accomodation. My all budget is 35 dollar each day for eat, sleep, voyage and plus. I am carring a tent. I am going alone or with a french guy if he decide.
Thank Peter. Do you need any information about Argentine?
Raul
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Hello Friends,

If you want information from South Brazil, specially the Santa Catarina State, write for me, here's my contact.

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Hi Robson

Do you know Mato Grosso do Sul?
I am going through Ponta Pora , Campo Grande, Cuyaiba.
Is Bonito a valid option?
And what about Corumba?
Thanks Robson ( I wait my portuñol are working)
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Hi Robson

Do you know Mato Grosso do Sul?
I am going through Ponta Pora , Campo Grande, Cuyaiba.
Is Bonito a valid option?
And what about Corumba?
Thanks Robson ( I wait my portuñol are working)
Hi friend,
I don't know if this information will be "on time" for you but:
- This cities are big, and have lots of noturn life, you can know lots of things there;
- Bonito is wonderfull, but expensive, because is a touristic city they sell everything for a big price;
- Corumba is on the board of Brazil, on enter is good, but, some people talks about the danger to pass there, because of the drougs route, etc. That I really don't know if is true.

Well, if you want more information, write me please.

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