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Coat of arms as gardening work.
Christmas season decoration.
Town Hall.
Pillory (18th century).
Church of Mercy (18th century).
Gate.
Rose window and corbelling.
Belfry.
The last arch of a bridge.
Civil parish office.
Tunnel across the Municipal Library.
Are you looking at me?
Manor-house with coat of arms.
Steam locomotive Henschel & Sohn (1911).
Bridge over River Zela.
Fountain and pedestrians bridge.
Pedestrians bridge over River Zela.
Overlooking River Zela.
São Frei Gil Bridge and River Zela.
Casa da Ponte (House of the Bridge).
Noble manor-houses.
Manor-house of the 16th century.
Manor-house.
Rock slices.
Saint Macarius Cave.
Saint Macarius Chapel.
Looking southwest.
A view to south.
A view to northwest.
Antennas on top of Arada Sierra.
River Vouga.
Arch.
Confluence.
River Sul under the bridges.
River Sul under the bridge.
River Sul.
Reflections on River Vouga.
Grande Hotel Lisboa.
Water jets.
Fountain (1926).
River Vouga.
Hotel Palace INATEL.
River Vouga.
Crazy commercial mural.
River Vouga.
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Distant glimpse to Aldeia da Pena.
A breath taking view from Arada Sierra onto the schist village on the valley. It is only accessible by a narrow road, with rare sections where vehicles can cross with each other.
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Situated in a shady spot - at least at the time you took the photo. In the Alps, but also in its foothills you can find settlements having no direct sun at all, during 6 or 8 deep winter weeks.
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