Sunday 13th November 2022
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This morning we moved a little south into the park to watch waves and surfers.
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A little further south still we stopped on the clifftop next to this rock with a hole.
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There are signs here warning of caution when parking.
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We retraced our steps north and went into Sines to do a supermarket shop. Then we travelled eastwards.
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We passed through a wild and remote area where there were signs advising us to be careful not to run over Lynxes!
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We stopped for the day at the village of Mina De Sao Domingos. Here's the view from the side door of our van.
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There was a beautiful sunset. Today the milometer of our van registered over 100,000 miles! That's an average of just over 7000 a year since we bought it in December 2008.
Today we travelled 117 miles (188 kilometres). We are at: N37.6751 W7.5027
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A little further south still we stopped on the clifftop next to this rock with a hole.
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There are signs here warning of caution when parking.
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We retraced our steps north and went into Sines to do a supermarket shop. Then we travelled eastwards.
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We passed through a wild and remote area where there were signs advising us to be careful not to run over Lynxes!
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We stopped for the day at the village of Mina De Sao Domingos. Here's the view from the side door of our van.
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There was a beautiful sunset. Today the milometer of our van registered over 100,000 miles! That's an average of just over 7000 a year since we bought it in December 2008.
2 comments:
The mines are very interesting if you have time for a walk. British capitalism at work in Portugal. There's an acid filled quarry pH 2-3. Also the praia fluvial on the other lake is good for a no waves swim! I didn't dare go in the Atlantic in Portugal either.
The best sunset picture yet on your Blog Roger, in my opinion.
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