Wednesday, December 24, 2008
Lake Maria filled, continued
It's ironical that the first vehicle I saw to pass over the road construction was a logging truck. This kind of traffic is one reason the road becomes impassable. They are super heavy and some of them are the double trailer types. I can't make accusations, but everyone knows that most of this traffic is clandestine. The road connects BR-163 (Santarém-Cuiabá Highway) and the Curuá-Una Highway, a distance of only 8 kilometers. It's a way of avoiding the Federal Highway Police Station, which is located on the army base (8th BEC). Every now and then the Federal Police conducts monitoring of this situation and the traffic come to a fast halt, for awhile. Then it starts up again, especially in the darkness of night.
Labels:
Amazon River,
Bosque Santa Lucia,
Community,
Forest,
Nature photography,
People,
Ports,
Rain,
Reception,
Roads,
Santarém,
Tapajós River,
Walking tours
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