May 8 to 15, Portugal
Porto's favorite: grilled sardines |
The people are really nice and
the whole atmosphere is very laid back. Still, there are plenty of houses in disarray,
in extreme need of TLC. I do hope that these new wave of big tourism brings lots
of money to this country so they can start doing all the restoration that is
much needed. Still this city goes into my "3 months to live" list!
Back on the road and back to nature, which for us is always
ocean....we arrived at Praia da Memoria and Hecti cooked a glorious BBQ to
celebrate mother's day!! The next day we did a great walk at Praia de Angeiras
Sul that ended in a bad note when something bite me so bad that ended the day
after in hospital with fever, a huge swollen foot that was impossible to walk
and an itchiness that killed me for 3 days!!
Nature and recovered, just enough to do 2 great walks on the
Peneda Geres national park. One of the walks, part of the Santiago de
Compostela trail, is crossing through old stone houses, in the middle of the
vineyards, up and down hills, and the goats with their bells....I feel so
inspired by this view and this great sense of calmness that I declare that my
next goal will be to do the peregrination in a few years time, for Hecti's
60!!! So, cheers for our next adventure!!!
And with that note we say goodbye to Portugal, which has
been so good to us!. So excited about going back to Spain and do our last week
before flying to Fiji.
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