Doc does Albufeira Portugal
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All paid for by the EU....when we were funding it.....
. I got that nugget from a Portuguese taxi driver so it might be bollocks.I reckon that October is the 'sweet spot' for visiting the Algarve, Still good weather and lively enough without being mental........weather dodgy and it's a bit dead pre summer.
Looking good - have fun -
Roads are quiet mostly. Few bikes now and again.All paid for by the EU....when we were funding it.....
I reckon that October is the 'sweet spot' for visiting the Algarve, Still good weather and lively enough without being mental........weather dodgy and it's a bit dead pre summer.
Looking good - have fun -
If the restaurant list for the trip has room on it. I can recommend https://www.facebook.com/churrasqueiraguerreiroportimao - not much of a menu, chicken, chips, salad & beer. Went a couple of times on my last trip, after googling somewhere non-touristy.
No, your Portuguese taxi driver was spot on. All paid for by UK-funding; and the same for the Irish road system upgrades, too. Prior to the mid-1990’s the Irish road infrastructure was a fucking shambles, too, much beyond the city limits roads turned into dry river beds. Seriously.All paid for by the EU....when we were funding it.....
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In the mid-90’s I drove from Dublin ferry across to Dromoland, the high speed motorway turned to a ruddy donkey track before we reached Naas. It’s a beautiful stretch of road nowadays.
You love your breadItalian night.
Bit of bread to dip in.
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Propa’ Yorkshire
she does not allow him to eat bread in Yorkshire with his tea. 2 slices a day, max, in his dinner box.
Looks like Haworth
At the Christmas meal in Wadworth
Doc always asks for 2 slices of white bread & butter to go with his meal
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is that Yorkshire?
Nowt like Haworth.
Gold Hill Shaftesbury down in that there Dorset me dook.. ( I think
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