Sunrise over Funchal, Madeira

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Sunrise over Funchal, Madeira

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Deserted beach of black volcanic sand. Sao Vicente, Portugal.

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Tuna - In the fish market, Funchal

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Pilot Whales

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Sailing off the coast of Funchal, Madeira

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Two flowers..

Bird of Paradise flower. www.britannica.com/plant/bird-of-paradise-flower A native species to Madeira

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Mermaid enjoying the sun!

A sculpture on the quayside!

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Afternoon tea!! Rua Santa Maria, Funchal

The whole street is covered in exotically painted doors, windows, and anything else. Some are nicer and more tasteful than others!!

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Cabo Girão Viewpoint, Madeira - HFF!!

It is the highest cape in Europe, at an elevation of 580 m, and is famous for its suspended glass platform. The Cabo Girão viewpoint, situated on the highest promontory in Europe, at an elevation of 580 m, offers a vertiginous view of the fajãs of Rancho and Cabo Girão – small areas of cultivated land at the foot of the cliff – as well as magnificent panoramic views over the ocean and the municipalities of Câmara de Lobos and Funchal. The viewpoint has been renovated, and a suspended glass platform, called a skywalk, was built. It is an excellent spot to practice paragliding and base jumping. Recently, the Portuguese parachutist Mário Pardo performed a spectacular motorcycle leap here. Nearby is the Chapel of Nossa Senhora de Fátima (Our Lady of Fátima), built in 1951 and one of the main pilgrimage sites of the island.
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