Porto landcape
And here you can see the same houses as earlier but looking out across one side of town. Incredibly higgledy-piggledy. […]
And here you can see the same houses as earlier but looking out across one side of town. Incredibly higgledy-piggledy. […]
You get a real sense of how houses are cramped together. It's quite strange that such poor housing is so
No, nothing to do with the United States. Rather 1800s sometime when Portugal managed to beat Napoleon's forces in the
A few more of the barges with Eiffel's bridge – one of six crossing Porto in the background.
We're on the south bank here – where the port places are – looking over the river to the cafe
I was sitting in the bar at the Sheraton in Porto on Saturday when there was some commotion. A photographer
Thanks to Max for pointing out this hilarious letter that appeared in this week's Brighton Argus. A furious fisherman clearly