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Leaving the metropolis of Salvador behind, Ryan moves further north up the coast only to get stuck in a monster sand dune, before heading west and moving deeper into the Amazon Basin.
Leaving the metropolis of Salvador behind, Ryan moves further north up the coast only to get stuck in a monster sand dune, before heading west and moving deeper into the Amazon Basin.
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"Salvador onto the Trans-Amazonian Highway"Leaving the metropolis of Salvador behind, Ryan moves further north up the coast only to get stuck in a monster sand dune, before heading west and moving deeper into the Amazon Basin.
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