Tuesday, August 19, 2008

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Fourteenth day, Saturday, July 19, 2008: "O'grove - Portugal - Viana do Castelo"

We wake up around 9am, the sun and the sky is still beautiful. Etienne goes to get the bread alone "Uno por favor pan, Gracias." We eat, put away, empty the toilet, fill the tank and cans. After doing the dishes, showering, we go to the beach to enjoy a little more. It then pays part of the camping Muniero O Grove. It just drains the wastewater in the forest and cross the bridge that brings us back to the continent. We decide to go to Portugal even if we know that " Obrigado! You pass the border by a bridge and then we'll eat around 15h (14h in Portugal) in a small restaurant in Caminha. We saw on Spain and the river that separates the two countries. We got a cheese pizza-thon for us (Umm) and a sort of croque monsieur for Mom and Dad! (Well it was worse!)





We see surfing, (the big onshore wind), so there must be waves on the coast. I remember an article on the north of Portugal in the surf session Out-series gear from June 2008 and the city it will be cited within. We walk in the beautiful city, and we cross over enough French in Galicia. The town is pretty, a little medieval. Around 18h, we go to the beach Cabedelo. There is a surf school / Wind / kite. We are looking to sleep. The first site (quoted in the magazine surfing) with swimming, surf lessons and forecasts Windguru is complete. We try a second camp a little less class with barbed wire fences to get to the beach with guard closed at 20h. We hurry to go swimming and bodysurfing is a 50/70cm long enough with the setting sun. Nice! The beach is beautiful but the cranes of the port to the right and left to spoil buildings. There is something in the shower but not the best cares. The moment there is the sea are eaten earlier in Spain at 21h as the Portuguese with their cabins (sheets around their tents, caravans. And after we go to bed.



Note: In Portugal, this is not a myth, many people speak a little French! It's been fun. Landscapes and fixtures are very pretty. That's the Costa Verde (side northern Portugal.)!

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