Well, I'm kinda annoyed since I was just writing this journal entry and was about to post it when th ecomputer crashed and I lost everything! So here goes again! Well, I thought Rio was hot but Foz do Iguaçu just takes the biscuit! 41 degrees is the highest recorded temperature we have seen! No sooner have I put suncream on than it's streaming off me in murky droplets of sweat - nice! Even for two self confessed sun worshippers like myself and Karl, i...

The first leg of the trip is now complete, and we are in Sao Paulo - the third largest city in the world (apparently!). I was slightly sad to leave Rio, we had had such a brilliant nine days and they really flew by in the end. Plus, we made some really good friends even in the short time we were there and it was a shame to have to leave all them behind. My last entry was made on our final night in Rio and at the time of writing it I fully expcted to just go ba...

Well, I have done absolutely loads since my last journal, so this might be a long one! The match at the Maracana was really good, even if we (Botafogo) did lose 3-2! On the way there on the metro we were being taught some songs by one of their fans who spoke a bit of English. So in true Jonny fashion I adopted the English hooligan approach and was soon leading the singing myself, banging on the roof of the metro! It was a really enjoyable afternoon though...

Well I made it here ok - although it has not been without incident! On the flight from Paris to Rio we encounted some serious turbulence - to the point where drinks we spilling all over the floor! Sods law that we had literally just been given our food. Karl wasnt too pleased at all that seen as he doesnt like flying that much, but I looked after him! Then getting through customs at Rio airport was a bit of a polava, especially since by this time we were edgi...