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Musings on the religious experience eg. Fatima
... I always feel comforted when I see nuns or visit places where the religious experience for some is extreme, such as Fatima or Lourdes. This feeling of comfort stems from actually witnessing the enormity of belief. A belief which can lead some people to dedicate their lives to God - nuns, priests, monks etc. Or to build a huge sanctuary dedicated to Mary's apparition told by three shephard children. It's seeing pilgrims ...
A day in the sun.
... o I, when the church (finished in 1416), the royal cloister, the chapter-house, and the funeral chapel of the founder were constructed. - for Gerd ) which was amazing we retired pool side to spend the rest if the day. We had to consider Michel who wasn't feeling the best. We all have to make our little sacrifices in ...
Finally Fatima
... in english. After walking thought the plaza in the burning hot sun we made a visit to the souvenir shop. Something for our guest toilet of course. Now after Fatima, where I wanted to go, I had asked the others to plan where to next, a few days ago. Nobody had so we drove aimlessly ending up driving through the Parque Natural, back towards Baltaha where we have ended up quite happily in a little modern hotel with a view. Michel may have a cold so we might even stay an extra ...
Sintra - Unesco World Heritage centre
We caught a train to Sintra, which is 28km northwest of Lisbon. The tourist blurb is all true:
Sintra has a pinch-me quality with its rippling mountains, dewy forests thick with ferns, and fairy-tale palaces affording top-of-the-beanstalk views. It is a storybook of pastel-daubed villas folded into luxuriant hills that roll down to the blue Atlantic.
The Palacios Nacional de Sintra (National Palace) ...
Sintra
... the palace but the underground tunnels. These tunnels would take you between a waterfall, an unfinished well and a subterranean tower 27 meters deep. It was pitch black in these tunnels and people were using their phones as flashlights. The tunnels would weave all through the gardens and it was a surprise where you would come out. We hope you enjoy the pictures and videos which can only give a glimpse of what Sintra is really ...
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