There’s not much in Portugal that makes us roll our eyes. The Portuguese are generally practical people (well, except for some of the shoes they wear) and seem to be pretty grounded and down to earth. That’s why Ann and I did a double take during our drive to the northern part of Peneda-Gerês a few weeks ago. Join us to find out what caught our eye

Ann’s been going through her files and came across an image from our trip to Lindoso that makes for a suitable shooting the shooter image. Come over to the blog post and check out the latest from that series.

Mea culpa! My postings are behind by a couple of trips and it’s time to play catch-up. Being busy is no excuse, so here it is. Our trip from . . . I don’t even know when, maybe a month ago, maybe longer, took us to new territory. Come join us for our latest excursion to the Peneda-Gerês National Park where we learn that it’s a whole lot colder up at elevation.

Last weekend, the forecast called for rain, but Ann and I wanted to continue our exploring of the Peneda-Gerês so we went out anyway. Join us to find out how it went.

A couple of weekends ago Ann and I did some exploring in the Peneda-Gerês National Park. Check out to see how it went.

The last post was pretty depressing, I know. However, if there is anything the iChing has taught me it’s that the only constant in this world is change and that even in the midst of the yin, there lies an incipient yang. Fortunately, that came sooner than either Ann or I had expected.