Departing Today!

Starting our trip in the Delta Club! Fun fun group!
Starting our trip in the Delta Club! Fun fun group!
Arrived at our hotel in the heart of Portugal, super nice and very authentic. Check out the brick ceiling in the bar! Steps from the Liberty plaza on the coast. Beautiful!
Things we learned on day 2 about Portugal…the weather is similar to San Diego…cork originated from trees here…the city is actually pronounced “Ligshboa”…and artists really like the humanBaca lagi
Today’s adventures were BIG numbers. Lisbon is similar to San Francisco with many steep hills. So we walked 14,903 steps including up 229 stairs on the southeast side. Then we took a ride on aBaca lagi
Boarded a bus from Lisbon to Evora. Meandering through dirt roads led us to a tree farm and ranch - beautiful oasis! Our tour guide shared the property owners’ story of many generations working toBaca lagi
Rolling hills of dry grass, cork trees and vineyards. Brilliant blue sky. White buildings and homes with ornate gates. Those were among scenes of our 17-mile bike ride. Amazing! The last few milesBaca lagi
During and after riding 27.8 miles today (thank heaven for padded biking shorts!), we learned many fun facts…Portugal practices “super-intensive” farming of olives, almonds and cork. That meansBaca lagi
Bom dia! Good day! Sangria for lunch? Fantastico! Bread and olive oil? Absolutely! New favorite: Portuguese tuna quiche. Shorter, casual 15-mile ride to the border of Spain. Got to put one foot inBaca lagi
Things some of us forgot and regret: reusable/refillable water bottle and portable coffee cup, night light, and butt butter to prevent chafing. Advice from our friend Bruce for males to not forgetBaca lagi
Our last day of biking was to the Atlantic ocean. First stop was a lovely olive tree farm and olive oil business, the Monterosa. Quick summary of the process (founded by the Romans):
7 kilos ofBaca lagi
Pengembarahave a blast! You are voyagers!
PengembaraSaude!