Setubal has an affluent air, the fourth biggest port in Portugal, a busy modern (redeveloped) city centre and a harbour full of swanky boats. I became concerned that it was rather like Cascais which I did’t care for at all but a bit of probing into the streets beyond the centre really paid off.
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Have Bag, Will Travel 
Beautiful photos Andrew. I like the lady in blue tiles.
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Thanks John. It was easy to find good subject that afternoon.
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Yes, I particularly liked the lady in the blue tiles, too.
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Thank you John.
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A great variety you got here Andrew! The lady in blue is beautiful!
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Thank you, I appreciate your comment.
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You and Jo between you have absolutely persuaded me that this is a town to visit.
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I am certain that you would like it.
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🙂
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Unique azulejos between doors but they are in dismal condition!
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Sadly yes, like so many more in Portugal.
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I know ….
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And you even got some balconies in
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It was easy work that afternoon Derrick.
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You had a very fruitful time in those back alleys, Andrew!
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It was as easy as falling off a log!
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Good!
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Fab selection
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Thanks Sheree
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Although these are attractive to photographers you have to wonder why so many are in such poor condition. Is it people are too poor to maintain their property, not bothered, in dispute with the landlord? I hate to think what some of them are like inside.
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I think a lot of them were not used as homes any more.
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That first one definitely looked abandoned.
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nice
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Very nice- thank you.
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And thank you.
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Beautiful door collection.
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Thanks for stopping by.
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