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Four-Century Village on the Coast of Fluminense Received Darwin in 1832 and Guards a Volcano of 816 Meters that Intrigues Geologists and Thrills Those Who Arrive at the Top
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Few places in Brazil can say that they hosted Charles Darwin, received Dom Pedro II and still live with a hill that looks like a volcano, but it is not. Barra de São João, district of Casimiro de Abreu, on the north coast of Rio de Janeiro, gathers these three facts in a village of fallen colonial marriages. The visitor... The post Four-century Villa on the Fluminense coast received Darwin in 1832 and guards a volcano of 816 meters that intrigue…
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