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were stunning and all dirt with lots of rocky areas, lush forest and little rivers meandering through. With the blue skies, and great company we couldn’t have asked for more. Lu- ciano had even brought us a packed lunch. We stopped off at a biker restau- rant before the day was out and visited the waterfalls at Cascata da Barrinha, followed by the famous Serra do Rio do Rastro on the SC-438, one of the curviest roads in the world and home to many Coatis (cute furry animals with long snouts) waiting to steal your food! It was one of the best rides we’d done for quite a while and we just turn in a heartbeat, if we could … SP wished we had longer to stay and explore the area, but time was ticking by fast, and sadly we needed to be careful with Kelvin’s shock. Suzie and partner, Kelvin, rode their two Time came for us to bid farewell to twenty plus year old Suzuki DR650's around out new friends, we needed to head South America for two years. back towards the coast for our last It's just the beginning of a lifetime spent couple of days in Brazil. We had a lit- travelling the world and with it comes a tle more off-road adventure to come wealth of adventure and knowledge. including the Itaimbezinho Canyon, Suzie and Kelvin are AvVida, Life Is An but essentially our short Brazil adven- Adventure. Oh, and we mustn't forget about ture was over, and without not one Cyril, their travelling companion. Check out police stop or paperwork issues. their adventures at avvida.co.uk Brazil’s a country with so much to offer. A huge biker community with friendly, welcoming people. We’ll re- TRAVERSE 32