Wednesday, January 11, 2012

Vale da Lua

Vale da Lua, The Valley of the Moon
One of the more unusual rock formations found within Chapada dos Veadeiros of Brazil, the river responsible for this lunar-like surface is San Miguel. This part of the park is relatively small, with deep gorges such as the one pictured and many craters with sharp edges. The water is fast with many rapids and funnels, but with intermittent calm sections suitable for swimming. There are many hidden crevices that house various types of frogs and insects.

2 comments:

  1. Don't forget about the elusive little lizards that also live in the crevices! Those darn things were way too speedy...

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