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#40 | A walk around the village | Vilela, Amares, Northern Portugal

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#40 | A walk around the village | Vilela, Amares, Northern Portugal

In this vlog I take a walk around the small village of Vilela where I’m staying as some of you requested a look around. So here it is 🙂
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  1. I feel homesick watching this lovely video… Amares is a lush and green district, you can find amazing wineries by the way. If you have time head to my village, Barreiros where you can visit a wine farm and also take a fabulous walk by the river cávado beach area. Near where you are staying there is an Abadia and also a monastery which is now a hotel but you can still visit as a non paying guest. Thank you so much for the video, it feels good to see home from here in rainy London….

  2. I can’t hear the birds but I can hear my engine running and my heater blowing trying to keep warm it is absolutely freezing here so I need to get another source of heating in my van can’t keep running the engine like this great to see you I just don’t want to get to go but hey Ho xx

  3. Beautiful nature and sounds of the birds in the background. So peaceful and calm! What an experience it must be for you to see yet another rural area, and as always, thanks for sharing.

  4. What a peaceful video, beautiful views and fibre! I wouldn't want to be completely isolated so seeing more connectivity being installed gives me more options for the future. I now feel very chilled, Thank you Luise

  5. Hazel ☘️ … Spring has sprung indeed !

    Ah Luise another great off the beaten track travel vlog …. Camera work amazing and another spectacular walk.

    Yea I want a 🍊 🍋 tree … I wonder was that deliberate grafting or just the host growing non-intentionally ? … hmmm pick a piece of each fruit and taste it , I wonder if both can taste good ?

    I’m not jealous of the weather at all as I sit here in cold, wet, snowy, windy Ireland !

    Enjoy your week Luise 👏

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  6. That was a gorgeous area! Thanks for bringing us along. It seems like a nice quiet village. Would this be the type of place you would like to live one day when you are ready to settle down? I just love how green it is for February! Take care and see you in the next one.

  7. Thank you :o) It is so peaceful there. The terrain reminds me of up-home (Adirondack Mts, NY) but the weather is soooo different. I have always wanted a citrus tree in my garden but alas I have never lived in an area where that was possible. The architecture and the landscaping (those beautifully shaped trees leading up to the church were fabulous) just grab me. Thanks again :o)

  8. Beautiful, green, lush. Lots of water. 😍 I heard someone mention grafting a lemon and orange tree on a permaculture video and I thought the same as you, “I want one.” Thanks for sharing these lovely places in PT that I can’t visit yet. ❤️

  9. Lou. Again thank you. The more you travel around Portugal the more we get to see the opportunities. From the dryness of the south to the green of the north. I know people are saying Portugal is having a lack of rain. People also mention about moisture or damp, but compared to Ireland it about 50oercent less. I have only used Castle Branco figures.can I ask how high above sea level are you at the moment. For me the lure of Portugal, it warmer, it cheaper, it appears more friendlier. Not the cities but the rural areas. I must do a trip. What is it for you that makes Portugal so good, love the sea, hate the commericalisation the graffiti, the high end retail therapy, the clutter, the crowds. Oh on top of that don't mind being up high, but don't like drops. Cindys place is coming along, another few months she will have it all in tow. U vlog is brilliant, regards

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