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Another nice day here. As usual, the rain followed me here and I woke to gray skies. Got rained on a bit but it was actually pretty nice. Then it cleared up.
I’m going to head north to Porto tomorrow.
Today I checked into the Easy Hostel and while it is less fancy, less ’boutique’, and doesn’t have nearly as nice facilities or activities, I find it pretty good. There is a guitar in the common room and no pretentious people.
I spent the day wondering around the city.
Had lunch with a couch surfer who has lived here for seven years but is ready to leave. Originally from the U.S. now heading to France or Japan.
Had a very nice smoked turkey lasagna and later a small custard in filo dough.
For dinner I had a strange sushi roll with chex cereal on top of it, Portuguese style, but it tasted incredibly good.
Shot a lot of pictures of the same things everyone else shoots pictures of and tried to find a few that no one else has…the best of them in this very short post before I go to bed.
(originally posted 6APR2009)
Vago Damitio is the Editor in Chief of Vagobond.com and the CEO of Vagobond Travel Media. He is also a husband, father, writer, blogger, traveler, adventurer and teacher. He has spent his life mastering how to have incredible adventures on minuscule budgets. Someday he hopes to have the option of using gigantic budgets for miniscule adventures.
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