Day 24 (350 km)
8 am, we were on
the road again, this time to the first town in Brazil, Boa Vista and on a
decent 2 lane highway, we made the 240 km in two and a half hours. Filled up
with gas , but this time $ 5.25 a gallon and our free gas party came to an end.
From there to Bonfim, what is a border place on a beautiful paved highway,
without cars and we reached there around noon, turned in the moto papers, but
to get the immigration exit stamp, we had to wait till 2 pm. 2:15 pm we were on
the Guyana side and after health inspection! (Yellow fever vax), I was allowed
to see the immigration, who gave me 3 days and I told him, probably I will be
out in 2. Scotty of course forgot his
Yellow fever and after talking to him, he got pardoned and was let in the
country as well, then we had to start the process to get the bikes in and for
that we had to go in town to buy a $ 17.00 policy, return to the helpful girl
with a ton of photo copies and 5 pm I left their office with all their
paperwork, so I can go tomorrow to the capitol “Georgetown”
Had local Chinese
food and just like in Utila in the early days, they had to start the generator
first. They speak the same slang as Utilians, so they were surprised, I could
understand them and even talk to them back in the same fashion.
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