Dreamy Portuguese Pictures- want to spend your day dreaming all things Camino

[shefollowsshells]

This little nugget was tucked into a thread Laurie sent me as I am planning my Portuguese. One of the threads she shared had this website in the signature and I have been down this lovely rabbit trail dreaming of the Camino...how could I not share?
http://www.sandstead.com/camino_portugues/
If the link does not take you right there pull up the "gallery".
Edited to add...the same site has a black and white photo gallery.

 

[shefollowsshells]

I just shared the Portuguese images under that forum.
Laurie had shared a thread with me as I plan my next Camino, within the thread was a response with this website in the signature. I don't normally click on those, but thankfully I did!
Yummy Camino Pictures!
Thought I'd share
http://www.sandstead.com/camino_frances_color/
If this does not pull them up, click on their gallery.
Edited to add the same site has a black and white photo gallery

 

[suze.ross]

What a beautiful photo gallery! Makes me want to do the Camino Portugues now!!

 

[gerardcarey]

Oh dear!
More hours to be whiled away.
Portugal is indeed a wonderfully surprising country in which to do a Camino.
May I just say that, for me, Lisbon is now the city against which all others are judged.
Regards
Gerard

 

[HedaP]

Wow!

 

[HedaP]

Thank you. This guy can really take photos.

 

[Davie Blisters]

Thanks for posting this link. The photo's are some of the best I've seen of the Frances and the 10 minute video of Lee's presentation is very inspiring (I'm cleaning my paintbrushes as I post)

 

[Camino Chrissy]

Love his beautiful pictures! Can't wait to devote more time to take them in all individually!

 

[Camino Chrissy]

Oh dear!
More hours to be whiled away.
Portugal is indeed a wonderfully surprising country in which to do a Camino.
May I just say that, for me, Lisbon is now the city against which all others are judged.
Regards
Gerard

I toured many parts of Portugal by car last June, but never quite made it to Lisbon. I did love Porto and many say it is their favorite of the two cities. Obviously not your opinion and I'm curious enough to ask you why, if you don't mind.

 

[aisbr]

Beautiful photos that have invoked beautiful memories of my Portuguese Camino. Perhaps its time for me to return and do the coastal route next.

 

[Wiebmer]

Simply magic...how kind of you to share this.

 

[Catahoula19]

Oh dear!
More hours to be whiled away.
Portugal is indeed a wonderfully surprising country in which to do a Camino.
May I just say that, for me, Lisbon is now the city against which all others are judged.
Regards
Gerard

I prefer Porto to Lisbon. Smaller and less tourists. Port wine. The Ribeira. Each to their own though