Last stop of the road trip (point farthest north): SAO MIGUEL DO GOSTOSO
I never got a clear answer about this name. Lots of towns are name Sao This or Sao Miguel Do That etc
But my understanding of the word GOSTOSO is like 'delicious', as in delicious, tasty food. So he was the Saint of tasty food?
LOL
Did he become a saint by making delicious morsels for people?
I thought it was funny but Brazilians didn't seem to think it was strange lol
I don't know if this is supposed to be Sao Miguel Do Gostoso, but this was seen as we entered the town. If it is him, I wanted a picture


Anyways, good drive to get there. The landscape becomes flatter, a lot of grassy fields and wind farms.
I hit a huge concrete block laying on the road and thought for sure the rental car was fucked but it kept going lol
I saw THIS on the way, in the centre of a VERY TINY little town, almost not even worth mentioning it was so small. Yet there was a huge roundabout and in the middle there was this.
Theories as to what EXACTLY this is (not just the symbolism) and why people would put there are requested. Note the antennae looking thing at the top, not seen on most obelisks. Super weird imo I wonder what the locals think of it.

We got there just in time for sundown, like within 20 minutes. A good omen in my personal opinion.
Don't know if you can see on the forum but in this picture there are kids surfing the waves. The waves were not big but those kids were ripping on them with tiny boards like skateboarders. One was really great he looked about 14 years old


A dude on a horse just strolled by on the beach as the sun finally set.
So crazy for a Canadian lol

The little Pousada.
Beach access in the back

The reason we went all the way to Sao Miguel do Gostoso was because Mrs Masato's favourite friend lives there. They met in Canada as 19-year-old English students in Toronto, and apparently partied it up and had lots of good adventures
We spent the whole day and night chilling with her, letting them catch up on old times
She took us to her favourite beach near town, a very good spot for relaxing. Calm waves, tide pools, and like nobody there.

These lobster tails were like less than $3 Canadian per tail. They are barbecued right there with just some salt and lemon and holy shit that was the best food I ever had lol
Sao Miguel do GOSTOSO indeed lol

Mrs Masato's friend had a very cool pad in town, such an awesome place for a bachelorette in a tiny town in the middle of nowhere by the beach. But they all have family in them and I'm too lazy to shoop in the wrestling masks lol
But we had a very cool night, it was the first weed I got to smoke since I'd left Canada. She knows a lot about stars and she helped me orient myself with the south pole etc and I had a little bubble burst in my awareness of the movement of the earth etc it was pretty cool lol
Great night
