Decay (LXVI)

Ruined house at São Pedro do Estoril

The Daltons?

Wall next to the railroad at São Pedro do Estoril
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This post is linked to Monday Mural

Cliffs, Rocks and a bit of Sand

On its Way to the Ocean

Marianas Creek, up on the cliffs and on the area between the tides

Sour Fig

This south african succulent (Carpobrotus edilus) thrives in rocky/sandy soils on the seashore. It blooms once a year and it's a feast for the eyes. 

Indoors time

Ponta do Sal Café

The sea breeze and the cold wave coming from Spain don't allow us to enjoy our coffee outside (OK, OK... I know that for some of you out there in the northern hemisphere this is... peanuts! Lol!)

Mussel habitat

Agave close-up

Golden rails (II)

Railroad Lisbon-Cascais

The big blue

São Pedro Beach (Click to enlarge)

BLOG ACTION DAY '09

CLIMATE CHANGE

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Sign on the cliffs at São Pedro do Estoril

Every winter in the last years, bars, restaurants and even summer houses are destroyed (or have to be abandoned) at the most critical areas of the Portuguese coast line.

Shade

Ponta do Sal Café

Sea breeze

Red flag

Stairs leading to Bafureira Beach

Beach Boys

The ship and the moon

Reading

80s condo block facing the ocean at São Pedro do Estoril

Autumn at its best

30ºC again today!

Shadows

Environmental Interpretation Center, Ponta do Sal

Textures

Seaside rocky area. (Click to enlarge)