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| The village of Ferragudo |
It's hard to believe that our second home exchange to Ferragudo came to an end on February 3, 2011.
We arrived on the Algarve coast December 28 for our part of our second home exchange with Alice and Sergio. This time they spent just about 5 months in my home in Las Vegas, and we spent just over 1 month in their home.
Home exchanging has lead to some amazing experiences in travel that I probably otherwise would not of been able to have. And this exchange was no exception!
I hope you enjoyed following me while I explored the Algarve, with it's white washed buildings glistening in the sun. The traditional Portugese food, the amazing coast lines and historic towns, big and small.
I wonder where my next home exchange will take me???
This looks like a serene place to stay for a month. Glad you savored it!
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A seeker of water, they say,
Is likely to savor the day,
If she can find dew,
A few raindrops too—
Or even some vast ocean spray!
© 2011 by Magical Mystical Teacher
Tiny Tugs Tumbling
I've very much enjoyed your home exchange in Portugal and I look forward to your next adventure.
ReplyDeleteHi Debbie, you always manage to have some wonderful home exchanges... I'm sure that your next one will be GREAT... Glad you had a fabulous time in Portugal.
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Betsy
We were in Portugal for such a short time, barely long enough to recognize it is a beautiful country. Looking forward to talking to you about it.
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Kay, Alberta, Canada
An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel
It sounds like the whole concept has been a great experience for you & I have certainly enjoyed the variety of places that you have visited.
ReplyDeleteIt looks an amazing place!
ReplyDeleteHome exchange... Wow! It's only today I learned it's possible... :) This must be a very nice idea for travellers...
ReplyDeleteWonderful shot.
ReplyDeleteThis concept of home exchange is very new to me.
What a beautiful area and it is wonderful that you got to spend so much time there. Home exchange sounds like it has worked out beautifully for you. My time in Portugal has really been limited.
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