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Lisbon Trams
The trams started in Lisbon in the 1800s and originally came from the USA. Most of the trams are still from the early 1900s and are meant to help people both get across the city and up and over the hills.
Lisbon’s TimeOut Food Court
We tried the traditional egg custard tarts, which were good, and the traditional fried cod/potato balls, which were not our favorite.
30 Days of Amsterdam Gable Stones: Ship
That’s the Dutch flag on the bow.
Welcone to Lisbon
Our first real introduction to Lisbon is this view, which is at the top end of a park named Jardim Amália Rodrigues.
30 Days of Amsterdam Gable Stones: Fleeing
This translates to”the flight of Egypt”
30 Days of Amsterdam Gable Stones: Farming
I think this is someone’s name, since the word for farming is landbouw and farmer is boer.
30 Days of Amsterdam Gable Stones: life scene
I haven’t been able to find any information on this one.
30 Days of Amsterdam Gable Stones: Red Windmill
The theory is that the street that his building is on used to end at a red windmill.
Windmill in Dutch is windmolen.
The Adventures of Lorie and Brian Groth 