Brazil, 2006
Photo Gallery 5:
Morretes, Paranaguá, Joinville
Photos by Adam Jones
I.
This photo and following: the scenic train-ride
from Curitiba to Morretes.
II.
III.
Mother and child in the Morretes bus station.
IV.
Paranaguá, on the Atlantic coast (1)
V.
Paranaguá (2)
VI.
Joinville (1)
A town founded in the mid-19th century by German immigrants.
The Immigration Museum (see following photo) visible in the distance.
VII.
Joinville (2): The Immigration Museum
"Housed in a simple but elegant palace, built in 1870
for the sister of Brazil's Emperor Dom Pedro II and her husband --
France's Prince of Joinville." (Lonely Planet)
