Campanile Setubal
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Lisbon, I Love You
... flight, and Laurel and I took a cab home.
The next morning we caught a bus by 10am because our hosts had asked us to. We arrrived back in Portalegre around 3pm, at which time Gill telephoned us that we hadn't let them know which bus we had taken soon enough, and so Chris, who was off at band practice, couldn't pick us up until 7pm. So we found ourselves stuck in a small Portuguese town for four hours, with heavy packs and very little sleep under ...
Portugal, you rock!
... I cannot pronounce really easily, dumped our luggage, changed into shorts, and set out on the streets. Perfectly blue sky, about 28 degrees, and only a 20 minute walk to the main drag. CHECK again!
We spent Friday exploring the sites, buying rip off Ray Bans, me getting RSI from maintaining my title as the snaparazzi. Again, I was like a little kid, having not seen much of Europe it was all pretty mind blowing for me. The ...
Sesimbra to Setubal, 25 miles
... the locals (Who, as we find out really dislike Americans and more importantly our politics...dah!)...till 3am! No problemo...but I forgot to tell Ames. So here she is, worrier as women are, in a foreign country, thinking well, how the **** am I going to explain this disappearance to the cops..."oh, I last saw him when he ran out for hash..."
The road goes on forever and the party never ends!
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Riding the Little Yellow Trolley
... past ornate cobblestone sidewalks, between houses whose fronts are covered in ornate tiles and filigreed wrought iron balconies. Rather than the public trolley, for this is a real trolley route; we had the unique experience of a private trolley ride. Aboard, we are served delicious Portuguese Port and the world famous custard-tart-like Pastries de Belem.
Decorative tiles ...
Second time around....
... from one hill (Alfama) down through the valley and up the other hillside (Beixa). Some streets are so narrow there is only room for the trolley, with the walls just a meter on each side of the car. We headed back to check out of our room at Solar dos Mouras. The staff was kind enough to watch our luggage forthe rest of the day until our 22:30 overnight train to Lisbon. That afternoon we took another train to Belem east of downtown to tour the Electicidade Museum ...
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