@flowersgal yes, it's wooden shoes, this is from a city we visited here in Brazil, Holambra (Holland + Brazil) , where there are immigrants from the Netherlands...it's a very small town and so beautiful, with flowers and delicious food!!
@cookingmylife there are cities in the south of Brazil(where is cold) with immigrants from Germany, Polland...some places they don't even speak Portuguese! "Holambra" is in São Paulo, my state, so it's not that cold in winter...but even though the Dutch immigrants came after WWII and now they are masters in the plants, flowers business...they export for more than 50% of the country and even close countries!
I think I remembered this trip from other layouts. How fun! What city in Brazil is Polish? (I'm pretty much 100% Polish, from my DNA I am 92% Polish, 6% northern Russian/Finnish, 2% Irish).
@mcurtt oh, that's very interesting!! Yes, I'm creating a lot of pages from this trip..still need to get my album done! From what I know about Brazilian History, the 3 states on the south have more immigrants, I think because the weather is closer to Europe, specially in the winter, it's possible to have snow. I've searched on wikipedia and there's not an specific town or village with Polish immigrants, they were located in lots of cities, farms, and it seems that mostly in two States Paraná and São Paulo. I don't know if you can translate a link in your browser, but this is very interesting: https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Imigração_polonesa_no_Brasil
Looks like a fabulous trip. Love the selection of photos, super cool hands close-up too. I love other people's travel photos, make the world seem more accessible too. Thanks for playing along with our challenge this month.
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