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Regarding visas, as I'm Brazillian I should point that U.S. citizens will need to pay $160 USD, Canadians $65 USD, and Australians $35 USD to go to Brazil. All those taxes are due reciprocity measures since the Brazillian citizens have to pay to go to these countries. But it worth by far...

Okay, there may be a situation on the road where you need to defend yourself. But I think your concern for self-defense is more fear than real need. If you feel uncomfortable, quit.

Man, you are like those people with accumulator compulsion. Imagine hitchhiking with all that? I'm very tall, 2,08m (6"8') and sometimes, when takes too much time to someone stop for me I think it could be because the drivers think I'll not fit. But in your case, how do you do?

Great! I'm from brazil and going up to Alasca on the end of summer (south summer). This book will came in good time to get it all related to train hopping, since we don't have a lot of trains here.

I think it's quite the same everywhere, at least in the West like the Canadian guy said. I just came from 3+ years traveling in South America, slow travel, hitchhiking. I got a lot of first-timers as well.