Leaving for Três Coroas-RS and the Buddhist Temple.

Ahhh!!!
We woke up early, I showered, packed my suitcase, sleeping bag and tent... and we started our trip... in my case... I started a trip within a trip... something that was already becoming more than normal for me =p
I got into the back seat, pushed all the suitcases into a corner, a blanket as a pillow... and pufff I blacked out hauhuaha
Rafa got into the car a little later and all I remember hearing was... WHAT A BODY IN THE BACK SEAT hahuahauhaua... a little later I woke up... and a hello 🙂
Of course I went back to sleep 😉 very tired hehehe... I woke up later just because we stopped at the supermarket =) and finished buying everything for the campsite and Chico's birthday...
Shopping done... I went back to my little corner and only woke up when we arrived in town =) to find the campsite =)
We got a little lost but the problem was soon solved hihihihi
We arrived, set up our luggage and went straight to the Buddhist Temple nearby.
I was starting to feel very weak and feverish =( really bad... but there was still some strength in me...
We arrived at the temple, watched an explanatory video and began the tour... beautiful buildings and an unusual energy... I even felt better... =)
As soon as we got there, my friend told us that the land belonged to a cousin of his and that Riponche (the temple's creator) had dreamed of selling it for this purpose...
We walked through the gigantic territory and soon passed the prayer wheels... huge red and beautiful... all worked... there was a unique direction that had to be made... you entered on one side, walked to this corner and exited on another... as if it were a circle =)
From there we went to the prayer room... where you could only enter without shoes... with various cushions and belongings in front of them... which belonged to people who lived there... but who weren't there at the time....

The room was very clean and well-kept... full of red and gold things... and an exemplary silence... with a young man at the door who always looked serene and calm =)
We left and continued walking... we passed many different things... I sat on a beautiful orange stool, which of course I couldn't help but be photographed on... after all it's my favorite color =p
We passed through some portals, some monstrous buildings, statues, places with the remains of the Guru, and everything was really beautiful... it made me want to stay there and never leave =) flowers, plants and a wonderful air... and then... I almost forgot that I was ill...
We left straight for the campsite... we were starving and it was a little past lunchtime...
Nham nham... I arrived, lay down in the tent for a while and slept some more... by this time my fever was really starting to worsen... I took some medicine before going to the Temple... but the effect was already wearing off... I preferred to give my body a rest while the boys prepared the barbecue =)
After all, no one deserves to travel sick! And even more so with a raffle the next day. I NEEDED to get better.
I slept until the kids woke me up to the delicious smell of barbecue... wonderful ribs in the Gaucho style hehehe... garlic bread... hearts... and other goodies... there you go....
I finally came out of hiding and it was already dark. The moon was simply gigantic... it was the day of who knows what, but I remember that it was a phenomenon that would make it much bigger...
I lay on the grass in the moonlight reading my little book and eating chocolate... after stuffing myself with barbecue HUahuhauHA very good...
I didn't want to stay up too late... because I was a bit sick... so I went into the tent... tasted some chimarrão... eiiiiiiiiiitaaaaaaaaaaa bitter stuff... Noooossaaa.... arght... and slipped into my sleeping bag and waited for the next day to arrive....
I was really looking forward to the raffiting =D
*Continue...*

*PHOTOS

Snack on the way.

Prayer wheel.

Prayer wheel.