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| Two handsome students |
No chance for a siesta this afternoon; the house opposite is being renovated, with attendant drilling, hammering, concrete mixer and shouting; next door Is a printing press with old style printing machines!
I walked to the main square to sit in a pavement cafe, watching the world go by in the late afternoon. There is a shop here which is a monument to sardine canning (Comur). If you are so inclined to part with €7, you can buy a tin from your birth year!
I saw a little all-electric bus pull up with the destination Se Velha (Old Cathedral). I jumped on board as it would save me a steep uphill walk. At 6.00pm the Cathedral was only open for Mass (I’m not having much luck on this trip). I took a few photos, inside and out, when the sound of merrymaking came down the street. It must be the beginning of the University term.
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| Se Velha |
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| This bus actually came down that street with inches to spare! |
Sardines
Old photo of sardine factory workers
Cafe outside sardine shop
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