Praia Norte Peniche
Av. Monsenhor Manuel Bastos Peniche, Estremadura, 2520-206, Portugal
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Amazing day at Ericeira and Torres Vedras
... and coloured beach restaurant was closed. luckly, we kept driving until find the restaurant "Ponto Final"...
...the restaurant was *really* nice. we had an "espetada de polvo com gambas e batatas ao murro", good wine, laughs, love and joyful moments.
after that, we went to Assenta Sul beach (also known as Porto Barril beach), where the pics were taken by Antje. we watched sunset with Reguengos wine and then we drove back to Lisbon.
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Birthday miracles
To be honest - I had not the slightest idea how much joy and love and miracles this day would bring for me. It was my birthday and I flew from Berlin to Lisbon to meet the man I fell in love with.
Going to Ericeira was one of the sweet surprises that Erik had for me that day. So here we were in that little town that's situated on a very …
Found Paradise in Peniche!
... and for hot showers. The part that wasn't
worth it was the cold water only in the showers.
Anyway, wild (free) camping in Peniche more than makes up for all that. Saw a campground down the road a ways packed with more Campers than we cared to encounter so kept on driving round the Peniche peninsula. Pulled over at a beach across from the Super Marche, to pick up a few stock items, and had a chat with a French ...
How big & intricate should we make the church??
... Batalhia was the site of the decisive battle between forces led by the kings of Spain and Portugal over whether or not Portugal would be ruled by its larger neighbor. Through some trickery and a little help from a small force from England, the Portuguese claimed a great victory. The king was so grateful to his god for the outcome that he built a very large monastery and cloisters there. It includes a chapel ...
A walk on the wall
... of the western (higher) wall. It was a little perilous because we were so high above the town on a narrow medieval walkway. The town included narrow winding cobblestone streets, a collection of churches, and a royal castle which is now a hotel. The speciality of the town is a cherry liquour, so of course we had to stop to try some. ...



