brasil

nice

Eu ainda era adolescente quando vi um documentário antigo feito nos anos 80, acho eu, mostrando a destruição este palácio. Depois vi um ladrão usar centenas de fotos assim por falta de fotos e também por não ter máquina fotográfica até o ano de 2008.

A dica é assinar as fotos para evitar roubos. Tem gente aqui no Flickr que rouba fotos direito e a principal vítima são idosos, mulheres SOLITÁRIAS carentes, homossexuais, VELHOS e evangelicocos. Pois é... digo pra assinar as fotos por quê? A dica é assinar a foto para evitar roubo e criação de fakes com ela. Tem gente que vive roubando fotos, criando fakes e sempre sendo descoberta. daveola.com/History/Section_7.html#2005_02_23_-_My_Life_I... quemsabecanta.zip.net mpbforumsemcensura.zip.net Siga a dica, pois eu tenho CERTEZA que esta conta não É FAKE

One of these photos has been reversed -- but which is it? A clue: check the buttons and buttonholes.

More Bain/LOC views of Roosevelt in Rio: Former President Theodore Roosevelt, at age 55, defeated in his 1912 attempt at election for a third term as the candidate of the Progressive ("Bull Moose") Party, in 1913 sailed for Brazil to embark on his life's last great adventure, exploring the uncharted rain forest via the River of Doubt. Marked by poor planning, inadequate equipment, and a surfeit of bad luck, the expedition was harrowing, to put it mildly, and TR nearly died (as in fact another in the party did) -- but ultimately in 1914 he and his son, Kermit, and others on the trek returned to the embrace of civilization. (And the River of Doubt now bears the name Rio Roosevelt.) Roosevelt lived to write a book about his ordeal, "Through the Brazilian Wilderness." The story has recently been updated and retold in a gripping bestseller (2005) by Candice Millard -- "The River of Doubt; Theodore Roosevelt's Darkest Journey," a book that comes highly recommended by its many readers, myself included. TR's own memoir of the ordeal is available to readers online, via Google Books.

here is quite a bit of info on the trip and even some video and these images www.theodore-roosevelt.com/trbrazil.html