This little friend we encountered when splitting wood for the wood stoves. We could still take some photo’s before he went away.
This little friend we encountered when splitting wood for the wood stoves. We could still take some photo’s before he went away.
Tourega’s dolmen (also known as Barrocal’s dolmen) in the rain. This dolmen was probably built during the 4th and the 3rd millennium before Christ and is classified as a National Monument. The region is rich in megalithic artefacts.
Somebody said that it can be really cold in Alentejo…
Well, with passive heating by the winter sun and a wood stove it will be comfy and warm in our bungalow!
Autumn in Alentejo. Morning mists mixed with smoke of fires (farmers cleaning up branches of pruned trees). Evoramonte castle in the distance, seen from Bubulcus & Bolotas.
Epidalea calamita (natterjack toad, sapo-corredor, rugstreeppad…) Evening visitor.
B&B Camping appeared on the September edition of Ambitur. The text is both in Portuguese and in English.
OK the photo does not do justice to this beautiful bird of prey… … but we just wanted to show it.
