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Mate Museum, Campo Largo

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Issamenezes

Segundo as pessoas da região, o Museu era um ponto de encontro tradicional das famílias. Picnic, atividades, o Museu da erva matte, tão típico na região. Quando passei por ele o mato estava tão alto q... more »

According to people in the region, the Museum was a traditional meeting point for families. Picnic, activities, the Museum of Yerba matte, so typical in the region. When I passed him on the Bush was so high you couldn't even see the Lake of some points. Apparently the management went to City Hall that I hope you change your current status: closed, abandoned and deteriorating.

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solerigoni

Museu do mate foi um lugar onde eram feitos piquiniques, encontros de família, e tinha seu museu que contava a história da erva mate. Mas hoje esta abandonado, em ruínas no meio a matos. Uma tristeza. more »

Museum of the kill was a place where piquiniques were made, family gatherings, and had his Museum that told the story of yerba mate. But today this abandoned, in ruins in the Middle the Mandal. A sadness.

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LucWerner

Completamente abandonado, bem diferente do que era há uns 10 anos atrás. As instalações estão em mau estado de conservação e e quase que perdeu seu valor cultural. Uma lástima. more »

Completely abandoned, very different from what it was some 10 years ago. The facilities are in poor condition and almost lost its cultural value. A shame.

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