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Sights & Insights 
This looks like an amazing trip! Was that you with the snake draped around your neck?? The two rivers mingling–or, rather, not wanting to mingle their waters was fascinating. There was one photo (possibly a log, with many colors on it?) that was puzzling to me; I’ll go back and ask my question beneath that photo.
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Wherever you go, you see nature’s beauty as never seen before. The encounter of waters is incredible; difference in temperature, density, etc.explain why they don’t mingle and also why there are different fishes inhabiting each river. I did have a snake draped around my neck…but just for a split sec. That photo is of a tree but I couldn’t remember the name..
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Sorry for the duplicate comment; I think you can delete it from your dashboard. 😦
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No problem, Sandi. I did it. 😉
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Great photos and slideshow. The one with nature awakening is great with the reflection in the water of the clouds above.
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Thanks. This one is my fave! 😉
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Beautiful Brazil! Never been to Amazon but visited Pantanal… Stunning!
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Pantanal is awesome. Next time you go to Brazil, don’t miss a visit to the Amazon, though.
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Fine set.
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Wow! I have to get here someday. I love the separation of the black and tan waters.
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The separation is really beautiful to watch.
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