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Portugal, Porto People
This entry was posted in Arts and Crafts, Europe, History, Literature, Portugal, Postcards, Travel, World Heritage and tagged Culture, Life, People Watching, Porto, Porto Ribiera, Street Life. Bookmark the permalink.
Do you get them to sign a release paper in order to use their photographs? I’m always unsure as to whether I can use them or not.
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No, they are not going to look at the blog post anyway. I wouldn’t dare ask that women in the window for agreement anyway!
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You’re not only afraid of dogs, but elderly Portuguese women as well? 😀
Love that first shot. The balloon adds a nice touch. They look like they’d fit right into that travel trailer I posted a while back.
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I think she took a dislike to me actually.
That family street scene ensemble I really like. Thanks!
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My fav was the old woman looking out the window. Wouldn’t have been surprised had it been her middle finger she was pointing. –Curt
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I understand that it is a ‘welcome to Porto’ gesture!
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Absolutely. 🙂
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What a sweet little girl in that first picture, little girls with their daddy’s always gets me. I like daughters, Sons are mummy’s boys.
I wasn’t!
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That reminds me I must give her a call!
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That first photo is fascinating Andrew. I am studying all of the objects. Is that a puppet in front of the little girl? Bananas in the suitcase? A gnome for good luck?
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I use one of my favourite words to describe the picture – eclectic!
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That describes the scene perfectly. I like that word too. Almost as much as shenanigans which for some reason has currently caught my fancy.
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It’s a good word!
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