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Roman Ruins and a Chapel Filled with Bones
... We grabbed a map and ate lunch at a medieval themed restaurant and planned what else we wanted to see. We noticed there was an aqueduct, so we went there before the chapel since the chapel closes for 2 hours for lunch. The aqueduct was pretty cool, it's the first one I've seen, and I'm pretty sure it still works. Alex opened the door of the ...
A Pledge in Évora
... faces and there didn't seem to be any bad blood. I'm just wondering when they go to class? No sign of economic crisis with these students. Speaking of economic crisis, we got to witness our first Portuguese protest, just outside in the main square! It was a peaceful demonstration, but everyone was very enthusiastic. I was talking with Nelson, and he said that the people were upset about certain budget cuts, like financial aid for seniors' medication. I asked him how ...
Monsaraz
... about an hour, and the scenery was great. At times it looked like we were back in Alberta, passing hay bales and grazing cattle. But that moment was very brief because the more East we went, the more desert-like it got. Jess said it really reminded her of Del Rio, Texas. Then there were fields and fields of grape vineyards. As far as we could see. When we got off the bus, it was sunny and hot. . . Very hot. Perfect for vineyards, those wine cellar tour guides in ...
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David wanted to see the chapel of bones here in Evora . Well we have . Just feel exhausted after our day at Sintra . It was just a 1.30 ride from Estoril , around Lisbon , avoided tolls so were in crazy traffic. But we did cross an amazing bridge . Must have been 10 ks long . Over the harbor at Lisbon ponte vasco da gama . In new Zealand we stuff around with the Auckland harbor bridge ,and the gorge . Here they would just go for it . All the roads are ...
Bone Chapel, Roman temple, & more Portugese tarts
... fountains then we decided to see the acquaduct. The acquaduct was bearly recognisable as people had built their houses under the arches.
We then stopped for our daily Portugese tart and then found out we only had 15 minutes to get to the bus station, this began the mad dash to the bus station, running really isnt good after tart and orange juice. But we made it their again with literally no time to spare. ...
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