I found an Enchanted Place in Brazil (Part II)
Dear reader, The first signs of daylight appeared in the sky and the sun started to rise. So, I left the bus station and started walking through the quiet streets. I had no idea if I was going in the right direction; I just knew that I was aiming to see the historic center of Paraty . I had only seen Paraty's colonial architecture in photos, and those images were already coming to life in my mind. I kept walking, and the first streets, paved with cobblestones laid in a rectangular pattern, came into view. They were dry because the tide was low and it hadn't rained in the last few days. Those types of streets are called pé-de-moleque and are flooded by seawater when the tide is high. The facades of the houses have a captivating beauty that evokes a strong sense of the past. The symmetry and vibrant colors of the windows and doors, contrasting with the white walls make them really elegant. While observing those walls, I saw a sign telling me that I ...