Rio Gavião, Our Outland...
Posted: November 28th, 2009, 2:31 am
Ezequiel Pessoa Wrote:
During many years, the Rio Gavião already was the biggest dry river of Brazil, until the Barrage Equilson Soares was raised in Anagé, regularizing this river below of the barrage. My uncle used the Tatarena of thread (species of bigger size) to make gun carriages of artisan rifle. My mother says that the leopard was under of the Tatarena underbrush waiting the sheeps. Tatarena is the generic name of the leguminosas of the region.
Riverbed Gavião…
Road that cuts the river...
The Tatarenas are majority in the trees the side of the road…
More Tatarenas in Wild...
The Lizard...
More in the link below:
http://bonsaistudio.forumvila.com/viewt ... f=4&t=3775
Shalom Luciano.
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http://www.facebook.com/luciano.benyakob?ref=name
During many years, the Rio Gavião already was the biggest dry river of Brazil, until the Barrage Equilson Soares was raised in Anagé, regularizing this river below of the barrage. My uncle used the Tatarena of thread (species of bigger size) to make gun carriages of artisan rifle. My mother says that the leopard was under of the Tatarena underbrush waiting the sheeps. Tatarena is the generic name of the leguminosas of the region.
Riverbed Gavião…
Road that cuts the river...
The Tatarenas are majority in the trees the side of the road…
More Tatarenas in Wild...
The Lizard...
More in the link below:
http://bonsaistudio.forumvila.com/viewt ... f=4&t=3775
Shalom Luciano.
http://bonsaistudio.forumvila.com/index.php
http://www.facebook.com/luciano.benyakob?ref=name
