This photos were taken in a very interesting restaurant in the north of Florianopolis, in Sambaqui, a beach facing the continent. It is decorated with a lot of creatures from Florianopolis folklore, as the witch and others (Maricota, Bernuncia, Boi-de-mamao) which in other oportunity i´ll explain here. The restaurant, called Recanto Restinga, is specialized in seafood and has a wonderful view, besides the great musician that usually is there playing songs inspired in Florianopolis´ culture. Estas fotos foram tiradas num restaurante muito interessante no norte de Florianopolis, em Sambaqui, uma praia voltada para o continente. Foi decorado com algumas criaturas do folclore de Floripa, como a bruxa e outros (Maricota, Bernuncia, Boi-de-mamao) que em outra oportunidade vou explicar melhor. O restaurante, chamado Recanto Restinga, e especializado em frutos do mar e tem uma linda vista, alem de um excelente musico que geralmente toca cançoes inspiradas na cultura de Florianopolis.
In the first photo > she looks like a happy, nice witch! Hope she didn't cast a spell on you!
ResponderExcluirLooks like a fabulous place. Must be interesting around Halloween.
ResponderExcluirDear, I was born here am I a witch? what do you think?
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ResponderExcluirLooks like a good place to eat good and have a laugh with these "mythical characters". It is a good idea to be spread in other cities.
ResponderExcluirShe doesn't scare me! I used to teach school!
ResponderExcluirWhat a view - and what an interesting restaurant.
ResponderExcluirGreat figures, would love to sit in that restaurant. The first one seems to be the witch fromt he fairytale "Snow White", where she hands the apple to the girl that falls in deep sleep.
ResponderExcluirVery strange and interesting restaurant.
ResponderExcluirIsn't that first witch the one in Walt Disney's version of Snow White? She used to give me nightmares when I was a kid!
yes people, i guess the witch is that on from Snow White, maybe they put it because the witches are caracters of folklore here.
ResponderExcluirJust found your blog, nice set of photos.
ResponderExcluirPaty, your blog is fantastic! Before visiting it, I didn't even know Florianopolis existed.
ResponderExcluirThere is an article about it in French:
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Florian%C3%B3polis
Thank you very much for visiting my blog.
Strange , yet beautiful.
ResponderExcluirI love the folkart! I have a collection myself, so it is very appealing to me! I love Dostoievski´s too.. Good for you!
ResponderExcluirWhat an interesting restaurant with many reasons to take photographs.
ResponderExcluirWonderful! I love your photos.
ResponderExcluirI recommend this place, the curious creatures,the view....., all is very nice.
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