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Av. Vieira Guimaraes 39 Nazare, Estremadura, Portugal, 2450-110, 26-256-14-23
... bride. A beautiful place of tiny streets and houses, nine churches, a castle, an aquaduct, lots of plants and flowers and wonderful views over the surrounding farmland.<br><br>We spent many hours walking, drinking beer and watching the surfers. The weather is amazing - temperatures about 25c during the day but it gets dark around 5.30 to 6'oclock and the humidity is around 80%. Tomorrow we move on.
Peniche, Estremadura, Portugal mikeandsuecuff... who appeared in 1916. Lúcia described her vision of Mary as "more brilliant than the sun, shedding rays of light clearer and stronger than a crystal glass filled with the most sparkling water and pierced by the burning rays of the sun."<br>To read more please click here:<br>http://www.sacred-destinations .com/portugal/fatima-shrine-of-our-lady -of-fatima<br>
Fátima, Estremadura, Portugal ulka... s way too salty.<br><br>Before we left the restaurant, several Sicilians tourists wanna take pictures with us. They didn't speak any English... and I was trying to ask "di dove sei".... well they didn't reply either. Anyway, after some confusion we found that they were from Sicily and we took pictures together. One old man said "Buon Viaggio" to us. Before I left, I said "Ciao Ciao, Buon Viaggio!" <br>
Fátima, Estremadura, Portugal astre... pictures, and headed to the souvenir shops for some shopping. I bought a few things, including... chicken? OH right, we are in Portugal!<br><br>So this castle was King Afonso's gift to his wife. <br><br>It was a little disappointing to not getta see much here.. beside shopping for souvenirs...<br>
Obidos, Estremadura, Portugal astreLong day as you can see..................<br><br>Scenery greener................many hills with twists and turns........but I got there without puking,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,<br><br>Lit a candle for my family in Fatima...................hope it helps all!!!<br><br>Did I mention Bono is on ...
Fátima, Santarém, Portugal donwen... 8211; Obidos being the highlight. Obidos is an incredibly well preserved medieval walled village full of character. Definitely worth a visit if you’re in the area.<br><br>And while Lisbon was one of the nicest surprises of our travels yet, the enjoyment from the rest and relaxation along the coast was not far behind. Yes, even I was able to sit and enjoy the sun and quiet.<br><br>For more photos check out Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/27086162@N 04/sets/72157621594823972/ <br>
Obidos, Estremadura, Portugal croxandlilt... etc. After roaming about for a good hour, we came back to the hotel to pick up our luggage.<br><br>On the way to Nazare, we saw signboards of Figueira da Foz so we drove that way to have a look. It was a lovely beach town & a bustling port. Instead of taking the Motorway, we drove on the internal road to Nazare. We were overjoyed on reaching Albergaria Mar Bravo, our hotel. It was on the ...
Nazare, Estremadura, Portugal savla78... like ill Hare Krishnas on a hexagon shaped tent tour minus the tambourines. With Nadine´s new Cyndi Lauper punk haircut with green hair extensions and my outlandish threads we just don´t fit the mould of the Vale Paraiso European caravan park and i think we have to get out of here soon. We have both agreed that there is too many rules and boundaries in Europe and the streets seem quite empty and boring after the hustle and bustle of South America. We were trying to call ...
Nazare, Estremadura, Portugal inoursuitcaseWell, weºre starting to get the hang of internet cafeºs. Last time we were exhausted and cramped amongst many other bloggers - felt liked tinned sardines. Lisbon, what a great experience! For small town folks used to the independence of a vehicle and knowing most everyone - we were a little unsure of the hustle and bustle of a large European city like Lisbon. We enjoyed the city so much we extended our stay by a day and by all means did not see ...
Nazare, Portugal travelmenu... in cerca di regali. Poi saliamo al Sitio con la funicolare. Da lassù la vista è notevole, arriviamo al faro al tramonto. Tutto molto suggestivo. Ritorniamo al paese ed andiamo a mangiare. Dopo cena facciamo due chiacchere con Alfredo, l'albergatore, che ci fa degustare diversi liquori portoghesi, Eduardinho, Amandoa Amarga e Licor Beirao. Andiamo a dormire felici. Frase del giorno: Nao se fia (Non si fa credito. Biglietto esposto in un negozietto di Nazarè)
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