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overdoso · 3 months ago
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As cataratas do Iguaçu depois de chuvas fortes 🌊
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dsgnrx · 4 months ago
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The cataracts of Iguaçu in Rogério Dias' (Rogério José de Moura e Dias) 50 m wide tile mural from 1996 at Praça Rio Iguaçu, Curitiba (BRA).
Source: own photo, 2024.
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illalmusalliin · 5 months ago
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Here are the metro and bus lines in the Cuyahoga River neighborhood. Looks pretty well serviced--especially if you're going north-south.
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isabelasari · 7 months ago
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Iguaçu Falls - Brazil 🇧🇷
one of the most beautiful places in the planet
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pobopolybius · 1 year ago
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I hate these dudes
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jonathanvanbilsen · 14 days ago
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One of the most incredible destinations I have visited is Iguazu Falls in Argentina. Not only is it the largest waterfall in the world, but it also boasts 275 cascades and stands at twice the height of Niagara Falls.
Check out all the photos:
https://www.photosntravel.com/iguacu-falls
@Iguacu
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aduarte · 1 month ago
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Falls do Iguacu panorama [Explore 6 January 2016]
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Falls do Iguacu panorama [Explore 6 January 2016] por sudweeks1 Via Flickr: Foz do Iguacu, Brazil
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389 · 4 months ago
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Iguacu Falls, Iguassu Falls, Border of Brazil and Argentina by Keith Kapple
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semioticapocalypse · 9 months ago
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Sebastião Salgado. Girl from a settlement of landless peasants in Rio Bonita Do Iguacu. Parana State, Brazil. 1996
I Am Collective Memories   •    Follow me, — says Visual Ratatosk
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dair vc senta do lado de um homem no onibus e ele ta usando o mesmo perfume que seu first boyfriend usou no seu first date of your life kkkkkkk...
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wallpapers4screen · 29 days ago
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dsgnrx · 4 months ago
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The heron bird in Rogério Dias' (Rogério José de Moura e Dias) 50 m wide tile mural from 1996 at Praça Rio Iguaçu, Curitiba (BRA).
Source: own photo, 2024.
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wanderlustphotosblog · 2 months ago
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The Top 15 Things to Do in Brazil: A Guide for Travelers
Plan your trip to Brazil with this guide to the top 15 things to do in the country. From iconic landmarks to wildlife adventures, Brazil has it all.
For decades, Brazil has been one of the most popular destinations for travelers. When you look at the country’s vibrant culture, stunning landscapes, and rich history, that shouldn’t be much of a surprise. From the iconic Christ the Redeemer statue in Rio de Janeiro, to the incredible diversity of wildlife in the Brazilian Amazon, Brazil has a treasure trove of tourist attractions. In this guide…
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random-racehorses · 10 months ago
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Random Real Thoroughbred: IGUACU
IGUACU is a chesnut mare born in Brazil in 2000. By MIDNIGHT TIGER out of JAMBAGE. Link to their pedigreequery page: https://www.pedigreequery.com/iguacu
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sorelisolenergias · 1 year ago
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Como é feito o monitoramento do consumo de geração de energia?
Curioso sobre como monitoramos o consumo em relação à geração de energia dos nossos clientes? No vídeo de hoje do Canal Soreli Sol Energias, nosso diretor Amon Sousa vai te mostrar exatamente como fazemos isso! Descubra como utilizamos o SolarZ, o maior software do Brasil, para monitorar em tempo real o consumo e a geração de energia de cada cliente. Assista agora e entenda como estamos garantindo eficiência e transparência em cada instalação solar! 
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allthebrazilianpolitics · 10 months ago
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Black farmers in Brazil changing views on coffee production
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Raphael Brandao beams with pride as he describes the high-end Brazilian coffee he produces with beans sourced exclusively from Black farmers in a country where many still associate the product with slavery. The 31-year-old buys his coffee beans solely from farms owned by Afro-descendents and says his goal is to "reverse this logic that Black people" like himself "are mere laborers."
"In my own way, I am trying to make historical reparations," Brandao told AFP at his roastery in Nova Iguacu, a poor suburb of Rio de Janeiro.
Four years ago, he launched his brand Cafe di Preto.
By 2022 he sold 800 kilograms (about 1,700 pounds), the following year 1.4 tons. This year he hopes to increase that to more than two tons following a 20-percent sales increase in the first quarter alone.
The logo for Cafe di Preto is a raised Black fist clutching a coffee branch, and the different flavor lines are each named after important Black women of Brazilian history.
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