As Kat said, this place is absolutely amazing. It's windy, it's sunny, the streets are made of sand and there's a really nice relaxed atmosphere around the place. I've been windsurfing everyday since getting here on Saturday but today decided to take the day off. Firstly as I felt like an old man getting out of bed this morning but also to give my hands a bit of time to recover. They're covered in blisters and cuts. Not used to this amount of sailing on the trot. Yesterday we had a great day going to a nearby lagoon. Had to take a 4x4 lorry to get there with all the windsurf kit on the roof, taking a strange float thing pushed by locals with big poles to get over some deeper water. Like being in Cambridge only sunnier!
Kat went down to do some yoga with the woman who runs the pousada (what they call places to stay here) today. She had a good time and said there was no way that I'd be able to do it. Fair enough! Anyway, I'll post some photos up for you to have an idea of where we are. Some other good news is that we've booked flights down to Sao Paulo for the end of our time here. The plan is to fly to Sao Paulo then bus it down to Buenos Aires.
Will post something up in the next few days if something happens out of the daily routine of breakfast, sailing then reading in the hammock with a cold beer!
Late edit: sorry the photos are taking an age to upload so I'll have to try another time.
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