Trafariense is a small coastal community on the south side of the Tagus across from Lisbon. Friends of my in-laws settled here from Mozambique and opened a well respected restaurant Piri-Piri.
On the shore, boats parked at moorings in the water. In the background cranes possibly/probably for loading grain onto cargo ships. There are a several large grain silos, not visible, off to the left of this picture.
The sand was black with what I assume was oil, though I suppose it could be mud or dirt from the Tagus. Sand elsewhere along the Tagus was clear and looked clean.
A forlorn looking palm on the waterfront. The waterfront is quite short, but looked as if they'd tried hard to make it into a small touristy place to visit.
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Sunday, July 10, 2011
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