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... the New York area, we are continually surrounded by people speaking different languages and practicing diverse customs. Here in Portugal, the people, culture, foods, and way of life aren't that much different than those we encountered in previous travels ...
... upside the head. That hostel was kinda drab too. Today I got the h*ll out of Lisboa and rode out to Evora (central Portugal). It's a cool little town with plenty of churches, some Roman ruins and an old aquaduct. I like the smaller towns with their ...
... these walled cities, and the only response from Lucy was, I don't remember seeing any of these, in fact, all I remember of Portugal was getting blind on Canadian Club !!! Oh I remember that one as well, when she suffered the next day. An elephant never ...
Unfortunately the walled town of Evora turned out to be less than impressive for me, mainly because of already having seen such towns as Avingon and Carcassonne which were always going to be ahrd to top. However Evora still held its own unique beauty over ...
Évora, Alentejo, Portugal
Évora, Alentejo, Portugal
Largo Conde Vila Fior, Évora, Alentejo, Portugal
Rua da Republica, Évora, Alentejo, Portugal
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Portugal
Posted on Mar 21, 2008, 17:02:39
... has wonderful resorts and food. During my trip, it was unusually cold and drizzly, but the Algarve remained sunny and warm. Portugal is a wonderful and fascinating country to visit, filled with a lively blend of the Old World and the New World. * to ...
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Portugal
Posted on Dec 17, 2008, 03:49:36
Thank you so much for starting this topic on Portugal, it's something that was really needed!!! Portugal is one of my favorite places in Europe; I was really impressed by Lisbon and the Algarve, and I'd love to travel to Porto and ...
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