Solar Dom Carlos
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Parties in the streets and palaces on the beach
... that said, you don´t really need a map to find your way around. Sure it helps, but you really don´t need to know where you are all the time. Just know that even if the streets are narrow and winding, if you go down a hill, you will have to walk back up it. This is important because there are a lot of hills in a lot of directions, so generally if you pick a street that goes up the hill you came down, you will eventually find yourself in a park that ...
Gay and Lisbon
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Portugal is quite an eye-opener, and can’t really be compared to anywhere else we’ve been in Europe. It isn’t that similar to Spain after all, it’s more like Spain-lite. Whilst the cities are less striking and active, it is less crowded and friendlier. It’s like turning up somewhere expecting Argentina, but finding out you’re actually in Uruguay. And the Portuguese language is both similar and dissimilar to Spanish. It’s ...
Southbound Without Mainsail
Howling night winds blew fears into my sleep dreams but morning sunlight and wakefulness evaporated both winds and worries again. We moored briefly at the reception dock, helped with the lines by a couple of bored marina workers tossing a tennis ball, paid our bill as soon as the office opened, and headed out just behind a small French boat with a solo sailor on his way to Sines.
We pulled open the genoa and the lack of mainsail quickly became a lesson ...
Days Around Cascais
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We made a few excursions to Lisbon, an hour's train ride away. What a fantastic city for the walker who loves to poke his nose into little alleys and climb secret stairways into neighborhoods of tile facade and colorful laundry hanging on lines between balconies. I spent hours finding excellent graffiti, old men playing cards in parks, women ...
Day 1- Belém (Lisboa) to Olhos de água.
... mechanical problems.
My bad luck continued as I fell in a very stonny descent. Nothing bad happen just 2 or 3 scratches. At that time I was already suffering again. After a very hard climbing to a wind mill I was obliged to take an energy gel since I suffered of lack of sugar in blood.
Fiveteen minute after, I revived and for the first time of the day I was able to make the climbs in front of my companions!! I enjoyed the last ...
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