Tuesday, October 29, 2019 Evora
Today we leave Portugal and drive across the border to southern Spain. We had
another great breakfast at the Convent. The breakfast offerings are laid out in the
former refractory and the tables are set in the hallways of the corridors of the cloister.
We were all packed up and ready to go after breakfast. Our group walked down to
the location of our waiting tour bus and our driver Pedro. We're stopping to tour
Merida, which has some interesting Roman ruins and a museum before moving into
our parador in Carmona, Spain tonight.
Delicious Bolo Real (Royal Cake) offered for breakfast at the posada |
Today we leave Portugal and drive across the border to southern Spain. We had
another great breakfast at the Convent. The breakfast offerings are laid out in the
former refractory and the tables are set in the hallways of the corridors of the cloister.
Convent's refractory - location of our breakfast choices |
Ribbed ceiling with Portuguese arch |
Breakfast tables waiting for our group |
Marble fountain - one is always located outside a refractory for the monks to use for washing before meals |
We were all packed up and ready to go after breakfast. Our group walked down to
the location of our waiting tour bus and our driver Pedro. We're stopping to tour
Merida, which has some interesting Roman ruins and a museum before moving into
our parador in Carmona, Spain tonight.
Old city walls of Evora, covered with ivy |
More creative Portuguese graffiti |
Goodbye Evora. It was fun to visit. Keep calm and carry on.... |
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