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Brand new Toyota stuck in the stairs to the parkin…
Saint Francis Church (1599).
Saint Francis Church (1599).
Army officers' mess.
Army officers' mess.
Coach, sedan chair and landau.
Japanese floor vases (late 19th to early 20th cent…
Belfry of Lamego Cathedral.
Lamego Cathedral (12th century).
Loureiros Manor-house.
Chapel of the Holy Spirit.
Coat of Arms of Lamego.
Shrine of Our Lady of Remedies.
Piaggio of Brian Boru - tapas and drinks.
Volkswagen Kombi (1974).
Sun Doorway.
Sun doorway.
Inside the castle's cistern.
Inside the walls of Lamego Castle.
Archaeological Nucleus of Figs Doorway.
Figs Doorway.
Keep of Lamego Castle (last half of 13th century).
Overview to southeast.
Citroën C15 1996.
Spying the neighbour.
Aftermath of a windstorm.
Mural by Odeith.
Warping mural.
Street art by Rosarlette.
Street art by Rosarlette.
Wall painting by Gonçalo Mar.
Dedicated to MS.
Wall painting on abandoned building.
Mural by Pitanga.
The vulture mural.
Whale, by Vasco Maio.
Clock mural, by Mojojojo.
Cherries season.
Sandre fait des trucs.
Street art on abandoned building.
Évora Doorway.
Beja Castle (13th century).
Keep of Beja Castle (13th century).
Beja Cathedral (1590).
Lidador Social Centre.
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This is a view from Almada to the disabled shipyards of Lisnave and the wide section of River Tagus estuary.
I stood where once it was an island - in the pliocene period, 10 million years ago. The sea level was much higher and there was a single estuary for River Tagus (Lisbon) and River Sado (Setúbal). All the plains of the present Setúbal Peninsula were under water and the higher mounts were just islands.
HFW!
I stood where once it was an island - in the pliocene period, 10 million years ago. The sea level was much higher and there was a single estuary for River Tagus (Lisbon) and River Sado (Setúbal). All the plains of the present Setúbal Peninsula were under water and the higher mounts were just islands.
HFW!
Stefani Wehner, raingirl, Peter_Private_Box, Fred Fouarge and 14 other people have particularly liked this photo
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Soon it will revert to the same...
It's amazing to me the changes that happen over time. Did you pick this place with history you knew on purpose for the group on August 19th? Or did you discover it during a general outing? That is, what drew you to use this photo for the group?
I love waters edge. It is an interesting thing to note that often heavy industry rests at the edge of these beautiful places.
Dimas Sequeira club has replied to raingirl clubI thought it would be interesting to mention how this place would be about 10 million years ago, with a much higher sea level, long after dinosaurs extinction and long before mankind on earth.
raingirl club has replied to Dimas Sequeira clubPassei aqui em frente desde os 10 anos de idade vindo do Seixal no barco das 6.20 AM.
Destino : Liceu de Passos Manuel.
Hoje Escola EB, o Camões guardou o nome, vergonhas da nossa terra...
Sou bem do tempo dos acenos dos miúdos "guardados na fragata D. Fernando . . .
É melhor calar-me . . .
A very nice picture, which I like very much!
Wonderful and interesting composition
There must be a fence there somewhere too!
Best Wishes, HFF, a nice weekend, and stay safe!!
Peter
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