Between Porto & Ghent
09/07/2019
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Two years ago, I decided not to fly anymore within the borders of Europe. Despite the estimation that the number of air travellers will double
A quest to create an off-grid & unfeigned life in Portugal. But with some glam.
Two years ago, I decided not to fly anymore within the borders of Europe. Despite the estimation that the number of air travellers will double
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“Ah! Uma écologista!” says the woman in front of me when I tell the cashier in my best Portuguese that I don’t need a plastic
Noon in Porto. Morning clouds evaporate and the sun appears above the hundred year old Bolhão market. I take a seat at a simple table
