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Portugal’s oldest university?
I am in Portugal, a country which is as near as can be my second home now. At the weekend, we went on an incredible trip to the Alentejo, the region of Portugal between the river Tejo and the Algarve. … Continue reading
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Tagged abstraction, Alentejo, azulejos, Coimbra, Evora, Lisboa, Portugal
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