Camping in Brazil

[leo0274]

Hey guys, I'm new here, I'm from Brazil, and I want to share some pictures of my camp.
Me and some friends have a group called "Grupo espírito selvagem" (wild spirit group), and we camp in the south of Brazil, in the atlantic forest, here are the pictures:
In this camp (my first with the group) we walked 3km (about 2 miles) following the railroad, and then 1km in the forest untill we got to the camping site, this was a one night camp, it did not rain, but got cold and wet in the night.

And in this video you can see pictures of my second camp with the group
[video=youtube;vFSUzONpwfI]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vFSUzONpwfI[/video]
We followed the same 3km of the railroad, but went a little further into the forest.
It was a two night camp, a lot of rain, quite cold too.
Maybe tomorrow I post more pictures of these two camps
When I go again there will be more pictures

 

[Harvestman]

Those are excellent pictures, and it looks a wonderful place. Thanks for sharing. I like the table in the first shot.

 

[Mesquite]

Now that is a wonderful place to go do a bit of bushcrafting in

Thanks for sharing it with us

 

[rorymax]

What is that pinnacle type structure in photo number 8 ?

 

[crosslandkelly]

Great pics,thanks for sharing.

 

[ProjeKtWEREWOLF]

Excellent stuff. Thanks for sharing your adventure!

 

[Ruud]

Great to see how you guys cope with the humidity. Sometimes I feel a bit complacent when all goes well in areas like Sweden (those who visit it often will agree that most camp-tasks are easier there: dry kindling, abundance of firewood, fresh water everywhere and so on). I'm thinking of joining the Borneo exped in a few years to get a little punch in the face Looking forward to seeing more of your trips.

 

[leo0274]

What is that pinnacle type structure in photo number 8 ?

That is chimney. There was a pumping station to send water to the town, but long ago they built a dam and didn't demolish the chimney...