The centre of most Portuguese colonial towns, and Rosario do Sul was no exception, is the central gardens. This garden was filled with many different trees and flowers as well as a park for children.
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This website is a word and picture show of the life travels of Matthew A. A. J. Piggott. The journey begins in Val-David QC, passes throuh Rouyn-Noranda, QC and then on to Rosario do Sul, Brazil. Current plans are for Ecuador in September 2006, Sri Lanka in Summer 2007...
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- Capoeira Part V
- Capoeira Part IV
- Capoeira Part III
- Capoeira Part II
- Capoeira
- Candomble: Another Incarnation
- Candomble Dancing
- Candomble in a Public Setting
- Candomble Urns
- Candomble Statuettes
- Candomble
- Churches of Rosario do Sul V
- Churches of Rosario do Sul IV
- Churches of Rosario do Sul III
- Churches of Rosario do Sul II
- Churches of Rosario do Sul I
- Senora da Fatima
- The Ten Commandments
- The Leaves Are Changing
- Ipe Tree
- Central Gardens
- Rosario do Sul, A Brief Tour II
- Rosario do Sul, A Brief Tour
- The Perpetually Happy Zuzu
- Eliana
- My Host Father
- Arrival in Brazil
- Golf course sunset
- A common theme
- Educational Days
- Flavia Part II
- Flavia
- At Work...
- Host Family
- In Performance
- Rafael on the porch
- My Counterpart
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