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johnsakura Says: Have a look at the way people decorate their houses and front yards.
johnsakura Says: This is also a must. This is the only supermarket/café on the area. It belongs to this old man and I bet he has been there with his business for at least the last 40 years...truly a go back in time experience.
johnsakura Says: You have to visit the inside of the church. The church is usually closed but you can ask the lady that lives on the house right in front of the church. ou can enjoy 18th century tiles on the wall and Baroque altar.
Church of Nossa Senhora da Boa Fé
johnsakura Says: 17th century church. You'll love this beautiful church. Its encredible how you'll find this construction here. You'll find it very odd actually cos ther's nothing on the area but farms, olive trees and cork trees.
johnsakura Says: You should pay atention to small farms on your way to the village. They have very nice old construction, colors and vegetation.
Local "taberna": Local "Taberna"
johnsakura Says: Well... this is the only place in the village where you can eat, buy, or drink anything. The old man inside can sell you from a simple coffee to a pair of shoes. You can get regional cheese and bread.
Local "Taberna": Local "Taberna"
johnsakura Says: This local place s the only place in the village where you can actually get something to eat or drink. From local cheese, bread and wines along with a bit of olives you can make a quick snack getting you ready to go on with your trip. my girlfriend and I we got a cheese,...
johnsakura Says: The closest Hospital nearby is the Districtal Hospital in Evora 30km farway.. You can go for a clinic in Escoural 10km away. This is the palce that once a week a doctor comes to treat old people that due to lack of trasnportation of health problems can't afford to go to the...
johnsakura Says: don't be scared. you'll find almost no one around. this is what happens all around the region of the Alentejo has it is the least populated region in Portugal.
johnsakura Says: On the surrounding areas of the village of Boa Fé.
johnsakura Says: This is the place people seem to spend time. I actually didnt see any young people. Actually no one under 50 years old. So who does use this footbal field?
johnsakura Says: This chimney is located in front of the church.
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johnsakura Says: good water. I drinked it and guess what? no problem. Very tasty water. There's no problem to drink and use public water taps in nearby villages and towns...
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johnsakura Says: Local primary school where the children (I didnt see) study until they have to change to a different school in a nearby bigger town like Escoural or Evora.
johnsakura Says: I don't really like this house. It loos like a huge bathroom... people seem to like though...urg!
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You should pay atention to small farms on your way to the village. They have very nice old construction, colors and vegetation.
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How can I again start to describe the countryside of Portuguese countryside? Well, I'll just start saying this this whole region of Alentejo is the least populated part of Portugal. This region is...
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Boa-Fé - Good Faith - Bonne Foi - Bona Fides
It's Impossible not to have an oracle, a chapel, a church or even a cathedral here, so religious and imposing is the place, dominating the entire plain all around
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