Dimas Sequeira's photos
Stacks of "seiras".
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"Seiras" are a sort of soft circular vegetal matts, that are compressed after the introduction of olives between consecutive "seiras". The oil thus obtained drains into recipients.
This can be seen in the Olive Oil Museum of Bobadela, Oliveira do Hospital.
Electric olive oil mill.
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Displayed in the Olive Oil Museum, at Vales Transverse Street, Bobadela, Oliveira do Hospital.
Roman olive oil mill.
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Displayed in the Olive Oil Museum, at Vales Transverse Street, Bobadela, Oliveira do Hospital.
Olive oil mill with heavy trunk to press the olive…
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Displayed in the Olive Oil Museum, at Vales Transverse Street, Bobadela, Oliveira do Hospital.
Old olive oil mill.
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Displayed outside the Olive Oil Museum, at Vales Transverse Street, Bobadela, Oliveira do Hospital.
Cart loaded with olive oil containers.
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Displayed outside the Olive Oil Museum, at Vales Transverse Street, Bobadela, Oliveira do Hospital.
Vineyards.
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In the estate of Flag Hotel Convento do Desagravo, formerly a convent, at Vila Pouca da Beira.
Swimming pool of Flag Hotel Convento do Desagravo.
Stairs and lobby of Flag Hotel Convento do Desagra…
Desagravo Convent (18th century).
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The church, on the left, is still used for occasional religious services. The convent, on the right, was adapted to hotel: Flag Hotel Convento do Desagravo. It stands at Convento Calçada, Vila Pouca da Beira (a civil parish of Oliveira do Hospital council.
Vespa (1975) in a schist village.
The pedestal of a statue suits him fine.
Sculpture on the churchyard.
Schist roofs.
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Typical of Piódão, a schist village within Arganil council, in central Portugal.
This is a view from Eugénio Correia Street.
Downstream.
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Narrow cascade in narrow street of schist village, seen from Cónego Manuel Fernandes Nogueira Street, Piódão.
HFW!
Church of Our Lady of Conception.
Piódão, a schist village.
Overview to Piódão, a schist village.
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