Quinta das Flores Portimão

Vale de Dega, Mexilhoeira Grande, Figueira Portimão, Algarve, 8500, Portugal

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The very beginning!

A travel blog entry by luskas

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... s the basic layout of the trip. What's next? Travel method.

From as young as 10 to last year at least I've traveled through Europe on my parents RV. That was fun of course but it's not what we had in mind for this trip. Next would be a car. It's nice sure but not my thing. Travel by foot would be fun I'm sure, but it would take many more months than we have available. So we've decided to get a rental Harley Davidson. What other way to best enjoy ...

Adeus Lisboa

A travel blog entry by tessapermar

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Thursday, I took 2.5 hours to complete my level 1 portuguese test. It was difficult; I was so glad that I had taken some Portuguese at the high school already, because it was quite a challenge. Prepositions are just the most difficult thing. But I finished eventually, went home, and ate some cute little sandwiches. As my housemates and I came home one by one, we all cheered for each other for completing the test. I went with two other students to Basilica ...

Doente (sick)

A travel blog entry by tessapermar

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... I think I put a little too much into my first two weeks here. I don't have to be visiting a monument or going out with new friends or studying all the time, I don't think that's why I'm here. I think I'm here maybe just to learn to take care of myself. So I think I might just sit here all day with my crackers and tea and several liters of water and watch the pigeons, and women doing laundry and men building houses.
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Citizens of the world

A travel blog entry by kenahan.kate

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... Pant's apartment, which is situated on the top floor of a residential building above the mouth of the Tagus River. You could watch all the water traffic navigating in and out from the city ports and the Atlantic coast. There was even a bright red hammock that was way too comfortable. (see photo evidence; it's okay to be jealous)

The first evening, we dined in and boycotted the electricity to watch the skies over the river. I've been endulging in ...

Lisbon: a different way of life

A travel blog entry by jsolana27

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... market in Lisbon. It made it easy to supplement my daily pastry with a nice piece (or pieces) of fruit. There is nowhere in Atlanta where you can find such fresh and delicious fruit like that; especially olives. Aside from all of this great food being so conveniently located, it was also incredibly cheap. One euro could get you so much fresh fruit and great pastries. Also, something very different than in Atlanta was how cheap the wine ...

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