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Naturalmente, rua da saudade... Caro Tramagalense.
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Esta floresta não foi plantada, é natural. A vegetação rasteira é também natural e existem outras árvores, como o sobreiro. Quanto às aves, podem ver-se e ouvir-se frequentemente.
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Not only do you have a good eye for a photo, Rock, you also have good hearing! I like your comment very much; does seem apt.
Best wishes, Brian.
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Thank you, Jean Claude! I should have made more of this light perhaps, but I could not figure how to do it at the time!
Best wishes, Brian.
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Yes indeed! - a tranquil scene! Y*.
Best wishes, Brian.
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A strange contrast,Horta, and a favourite with me. Y*.
Best wishes, Brian.
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Simplesmente espectacular!
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Hello, 3 Wheels! Pleased to meet you! Thanks for your kind comment. Yes, and there is also a lovely clear silvery light, too. Great for photography!
Regards, Brian.
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Thank you for all your kind and interesting comments, Hortaf. If you can tear yourself away from the magnificent views, I suggest a stroll into the tiny village only a few yards away. I can recommend the beers in the Drumbeg Hotel or you can have a good English-style tea and scones in the Little Tea Room cafe.
Regards, Brian.
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Thanks, Hortaf. If ever you are in Scotland again you must try to visit this little island. I am sure you would like it. Surprisingly, there is a lovely cafe where you wait for the boat to ferry you across. I suggest a crab salad and a cold beer or two.
Regards, Brian.
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