Vietnamese pigs.
Chinese geese.
Museu Condes de Castro Guimarães
Catharanthus roseus, Penedos, Underpavement myster…
Amadora, Portugal
Painted on abandoned building.
Ship around the corner.
Praia da Aguda, Portugal
HWW
Penedos, Mysterious wire ? HWW
Peacock mum and chicks.
Peacock on a tree.
Santa Maria da Feira, Portugal
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Lunch break for the koala.
Indian rhinoceros.
Stª Maria da Feira, Portugal HFF
Environment is life.
HFF
Martim Longo, HFF
American bisons.
Camels.
Mural on Amadora Health Care Centre.
Pavia - São Dinis
Catharanthus roseus, Penedos, HBM
HBM
Dance II
Trompe l'œil.
Find what you love and then let it kill you.
Andryala integrifolia, Penedos
Maria da Nazaré marks the 2024 Pera Rocha Harvest…
On façade of People's Kindergarten.
Muro Azul (Blue Wall).
Electricity box.
HFF
São Julião, Portugal HFF
Mural of Nelson Mandela's centennary.
Slow motion on the road.
Part of collective mural painting.
Wall, by Addfuel.
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Beja - Farturas e Malacuecos
Portel - Castelo de Portel
HWW
São Julião, Portugal HWW
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Carnac & Co et mégalithes (menhir, dolmen, cromlechs)
Carnac & Co et mégalithes (menhir, dolmen, cromlechs)
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São Brissos
São Brissos is a small "chapelanta". It is the transformation of a prehistoric dolmen into a Christian place of worship.
The megalithic structure was probably converted into a chapel in the 17th century. The vestibule of the chapel was added to the four supporting stones of a large anta and to the huge capstone. Both the anta and the chapel have a rather unusual south-west orientation.
The megalithic structure was probably converted into a chapel in the 17th century. The vestibule of the chapel was added to the four supporting stones of a large anta and to the huge capstone. Both the anta and the chapel have a rather unusual south-west orientation.
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