An informal journal of a retired Tasmanian who loves animals, books, reading, walking, photography, motorbiking and sharing my world with others.
Street Scenes from a Bus in Lisbon, Portugal
I like taking phone photos from a bus or train when travelling. I thought I’d share a few here.
Woman opening shop for the dayTown SquareRed plus shadowEmpty building, bathtub full of stuffed toy sardines. Portugal famous for sardinesIconic scene of clothes hanging from buildingsTram lines.Church side of monasteryCity streets lined with trees
I live a retired life in Tasmania, Australia. I love books, travel, animals, photography, motor biking and good friends. I indulge in all these activities with the little Travellin' Penguin who has now shared five continents with me. We love book shops, photography walks and time with friends as all our family is in USA and Canada. I enjoy visitors to my blog so hope you'll stop by.
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12 thoughts on “Street Scenes from a Bus in Lisbon, Portugal”
Beautiful photos from Lisbon. Seems like a nice trip. I always wanted to go there, and your pictures shows that it is a must.
Yes, it is a very colourful city but so much busier than I am used to. Once home I won’t care if I never see another tourist again, at least for a few months, haha.
What wonderful photos! The one of the laundry against the side of the building is wonderful! I really got a feeling for the quality and strength of the light from that one.
There seems to be laundry hanging from all the old buildings. We laugh at how we would manage that. Such as dropping a sock or a pair of knickers 5 stories down. Haha
Ooo yes! I love these kind of quick, random snapshots from trains, cars, buses, etc. The one where the focus is on the red bike and shadow, my eye immediately went to the rooster and matching something in the window!!!! I love that!
Those custard tarts look sooooo good! My Mom often made custard pies but I was so disgusted by the name of them I could never bring myself to try any. Now she’s 92 and doesn’t bake or cook so of course I’m kicking myself for refusing to try a bite. LOL
Love the red “people” art in the square, the church, and the pink and yellow houses.
Beautiful photos from Lisbon. Seems like a nice trip. I always wanted to go there, and your pictures shows that it is a must.
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a riot of color! i never dreamed Lisbon would be so pretty… the pastels on the houses is really attractive…
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Yes, it is a very colourful city but so much busier than I am used to. Once home I won’t care if I never see another tourist again, at least for a few months, haha.
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What wonderful photos! The one of the laundry against the side of the building is wonderful! I really got a feeling for the quality and strength of the light from that one.
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There seems to be laundry hanging from all the old buildings. We laugh at how we would manage that. Such as dropping a sock or a pair of knickers 5 stories down. Haha
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Ooo yes! I love these kind of quick, random snapshots from trains, cars, buses, etc. The one where the focus is on the red bike and shadow, my eye immediately went to the rooster and matching something in the window!!!! I love that!
Those custard tarts look sooooo good! My Mom often made custard pies but I was so disgusted by the name of them I could never bring myself to try any. Now she’s 92 and doesn’t bake or cook so of course I’m kicking myself for refusing to try a bite. LOL
Love the red “people” art in the square, the church, and the pink and yellow houses.
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Those tarts were excellent. Glad you enjoyed the photos. So much to look at whatever place you visit that you haven’t seen before.
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Great photos! I feel like I’m there!
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So beautiful! I’ve just been reading a collection of Lisbon stories so it’s lovely to see your images of the place!
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Right now I just want to see books in English!!🤠🐧
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You always do the best photos, Pam.👍💖
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