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Praia D'El Rey


 Taking my brother Scott and his wife, Vicki's traveling expertise, we went off road Friday.  We came upon this huge new development that many lots, but no new houses yet.  Did have a hilly golf course and a beautiful beach.



From there we headed to San Martinho do Porto further up the coast.  We pulled the car over to start using the Garmin when this very nice lady named Magda came to Jim's window.


We must have talked for 30 minutes.  Finally, she said follow me and I will take you part way.  So we did.  Ended up in a traffic jam in some nice town


She gave us further directions and we arrived in San Martinho do Porto.
Here is the view from ou lunch table.

While waiting for the pizza, Jim struck up a conversation with the realtor next door--checking house prices.

After lunch we drove to the top of the cliff overlooking the right side of the lagoon.



Not sure what these kites are called, but this gal flew right over us and waved.


Another long day and we headed"home".









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