10 November 2013
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Borba III - last day in town
Sunday is a quiet day in this small city. The streets are almost empty, except for the few (maybe 2) coffee shops were some locals (mostly men) chat and have a glass of wine.
We came back home with the feeling of having spent more than a weekend away (which is a sign that the days were really full and well spent)!
Borba II - quilts, tomato jam and explorations
Couldn't resist taking a photo of a beautiful vintage handmade quilt (above) and a very unusual table cloth (bellow) made with a similiar technique. I was amazed with the motifs and fabric combination.
An attic with ancient toys here and there, piles of books stacked against the wall,
and a lovely tomato jam for breakfast in good company,
are surely indicators of a great day ahead.
This area of Alentejo is famous for its wine, olive oil and marble - we tried to get inside a quarry, to take some pics, but unfortunately it was closed for the day. Nevertheless the walk through the fields was worthwhile.
Borba I - visual details of a sunny weekend
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