Almada

At Olho-de-Boi, Almada riverside.

On top of Almada fossil cliff, with a view to Lisbon.

Seen at Feijó, Almada.

A stolen BMW hit down a lamp post and capsized. The stealers managed to get off and flee, leaving the mess behind. At Bento Gonçalves Avenue, Almada.

A stolen BMW hit down a post lamp and capsized. The stealers managed to get off and flee, leaving the mess behind. At Bento Gonçalves Avenue, Almada, right before removal.

From Quinta da Alegria, Cacilhas, Almada. HFW!

At the entrance of Conceição e Silva School, José Martins Vieira Street, Cova da Piedade, Almada.

It belonged to an estate where now stands Conceição e Silva School. It was decided to keep the water-wheel, as a memory of the past. At José Alves Almeida Transverse Street, Cova da Piedade, Almada.

View from Cristo-Rei (Almada) to Tagus River and Lisbon. On April 25th Bridge, lots of road traffic and a suburban train in the lower level. The basis of pillars exhibit dolphins painted by street artists. HFW!

Knocked down by strong wind blows. At José Júlio Ferraz Parque, Almada.

Outlining edge of Cerca House garden, Almada.

Being located at Pragal, Almada, the northern section of this park is not yet concluded. HFW!

At Alfredo Dinis Square, Cacilhas, Almada. HFW!

A view from Cacilhas heights to Alfredo Dinis Square, terminal of buses and trams, also of ferries proceeding from Lisbon, 2km far. The red lighthouse, no longer active, stands as proud heritage of Almada. Its original location was on the left side of the photo. It was disassembled in the early 1980's and reassembled on Serreta Point, Terceira Island, Azores, to replace a previous one, collapsed during the earthquake of 1980 New Year's Day. In the 2000's an automatic light replaced it on Serreta Point and, when the lighthouse became useless, Almada claimed it back, before it ended as scrap. Now it stands there, as a part of Almada history. HFW!

At Cerca House's garden, Almada, with Lisbon on the background. HFW!

At Cerca House's garden, Almada.

At Cerca House's garden, Almada.

Mexican ship "Cuauhtemoc" (1982) heading to Tagus River's mouth. A view from Almada riverside. HFW!