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Lisbon Part 2
... Oh my God!!!!!!! If you know me at all you'll know how I wanted to die right there when I realised that the rat could've bitten me and it took me about 42 seconds of shaking it out and squeeling like a girl (which I am) before I could have a normal conversation again! Eeeeeeeeeeek!!! The Americans just laughed. Urgh!! It was horrible!! Liesel, I tapped and tapped and tapped for a few minutes after that to calm down!! The Americans must've found ...
26 agosto-Sintra
... nel 1415. I due giganteschi camini conici, che troneggiano in questa parte del palazzo, appartengono alle stanze usate come cucina e furono aggiunti due secoli più tardi nel XVIII secolo, anche se il focolare è probabile risalga al periodo arabo. Una sosta alla fonte sorgiva da Pipa, situata nel centro storico della città, è una delle fonti più
tradizionali di Sintra; risalente al XIV secolo, ha subito ...
Dia pesado: de Sintra a Fátima
... e biblioteca (onde são encontrados até mesmo morcegos – história essa que depois eu conto)
Óbidos nos lembra um feudo medieval. A cidade é ainda viva graças ao comércio popular. Foi lá que paramos para almoçar bacalhau e vinho verde... hum... ainda dá água na boca só de lembrar!!! Também degustamos Licor de Ginja no copo de chocolate... Suficiente para que a Débora trançasse as pernas... kakaka – hilário!!!
Até ...
King of the castle
... at the top and walk down then walk uphill to the rest.
So we started at the Mouros castle, the ruins of the once glorious Moorish castle with guard houses and two walls that had to be passed to get into it. We saw the cisterns that they used to collect rainwater in in case of a siege, the knight's quarters and walked on the narrow paths that were built into the wall. A little later, we climbed up to see the Keep, and a few ...
In the land of Jamon Iberico....
... they could sense our drooling enthusiasm as they kept running away from us.
Once in Portugal both the towns and the hills got bigger, grander and closer together. We missed the Spanish respect for cyclists, as the drivers got a lot ruder unfortunately. We assume that there is a lot less cycling in Portugal.
This suspicion was backed up by the extraordinary ...