Where
have
you
seen
this
before?
Don’t recognise it? It’s Tavira in the Algarve, but I’m home again, with that pocketful of memories. You know I love to share, so here I am, participating in Six word Saturday.
Have a beautiful weekend, wherever you are, and don’t forget to join Cate at Show My Face. Just click on the logo, or the links.
restlessjo 
Lovely town. I stayed there once, many years ago, but I expect it’s much the same – hope so!
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Not hugely different I don’t think, Kat, though it’s grown around the outskirts a little, with a few really beautiful renovations in the centre.
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Hope I get to go back one day 🙂
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Great photos and love the new header!
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Thank you! It’s from the Monday walk to Barril and I really like it too. It’s a ‘keeper’. 🙂
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That last shot is so evocative Jo. Look forward to hearing all about it 🙂
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Looking across at ‘Anazu’ 🙂 Our ‘port’ stop, Madhu.
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Its beautiful! Lucky you having two homes to return to! 🙂
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Come to Barril on the steam train! 🙂
(I need 2 because one of them is cold and grey)
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🙂
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How lovely it is to see Tavira through your lens! A beautiful shot to wrap up, excellent composition in the pic with tiny white boats, locals relaxing, and a mandatory flower from you 🙂 Thank you for sharing your memories 🙂
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Are you still wearing your earphones? 🙂 I have the footballers in my living room, with their whistles and noise! I escaped to the kitchen to cook but I’m here again, in sympathy with you 🙂
It’s a lovely place, Paula. I so enjoy writing my walks. tomorrow’s is ready to go. Hugs!
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Are they watching France vs Honduras or analyzing the yesterday’s match? 😀 I am off earphones and watching the game too 😀 I will come tomorrow to see your post and will have something ready for next week. Hugs
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Watching 🙂 Yesterday is history. We fight on! Fingers, eyes and toes crossed 🙂 My son is a Spain supporter. They made England look good.
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I also supported Spain mainly because I don’t like the nation they played against. The only match that really interests me is taking place on Wednesday, and I know that we will win 🙂
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I will cheer for your side (with my headphones on 🙂 )
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That’s really appreciated Jo 😀
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Lovely to have you back Jo and beautiful pics as always, the last one in particular. Looking forward to Monday’s walk 😀
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It’s half written, Sherri 🙂 Yesterday I was enjoying just a smidgeon of English sunshine, but it’s totally gone today so I think blogging will win out, after the jobs 🙂
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I recognized that from Portugal, but I was not about Algarve. Lovely photos.
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Thanks, Sartenada! I haven’t been on my travels with you lately 🙂 I’m glad you recognised it.
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I haven’t — not “in the flesh” anyway — but it’s nice to see it all now.
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Just a ‘snippet’, Rosemary 🙂 I’ve doctored it down a lot but there are still 400 photos from my week over there. I promise not to show them all at once 🙂
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Welcome home, Jo! I missed you, but I know you had a fabulous trip! What a tease you are…just a few photos. 🙂 We want more! xo
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I’m trying, Jill! 🙂 Every time I start my Monday walk post another comment or two pops up and I’m back here again 🙂 Thank you so much! I love your support.
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I love your blog! Don’t reply to this! 🙂
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Welcome back, Jo! These are great pics – my favourite one is the boats, beautiful! 😀
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Hi, Dianne and thanks! Did you spot me in silhouette on the bridge, taking the boat photo? 🙂
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Very clever, Jo. 🙂 Welcome back home again. What gorgeous pics, especially the beautiful Ice Plant flower.
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Thanks, Ad 🙂 I love those Ice Plants! More often they are lemon, aren’t they?
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Yes, they can be, but we get a lot of pink ones here.
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Welcome back Jo. Come on Engeland……hope you are cheering them on tonight 🙂
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Thanks, David 🙂 Yes, we’ll be biting our nails!
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The last is just wonderful. Wish I was sitting right there !
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With a glass of port, Kathryn! We often did, at that little cafe on the opposite shore of the river 🙂 It’s called Anazu and is an old favourite.
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Wonderful, I pictured myself right there!
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It’s always great to be home. 🙂
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Especially the Algarve one, Gilly 🙂
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Nice to see you again Jo – a short but sweet trip, I look forward to the stories behind these snapshots. And love the vygie – well that’s what we called them in SA, but I think we know them as mesembryanthemums here. Grew all over the sand-dunes and vlei and spectacular in spring.
Jude xx
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I’ve just had this discussion with Amanda, Jude. Mick calls them Hottentot Figs, I’ve always thought they were Livingstone Daisies, but a notice board at Sagres described them as Ice Plants? One of us may be right 🙂 But it doesn’t matter because they’re beautiful.
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How beautiful Algarve is, Jo! I love all of these capture of the lovely place.
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Each one has it’s own little story, Amy, but I can’t tell it in six words 🙂 I suspect there will be more Algarve posts.
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So looking forward to seeing more 🙂
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Wonderful – you lucky lady!
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I am, aren’t I? I even managed an hour’s sunshine in my English garden this afternoon, Tanya 🙂
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thanks for sharing your gorgeous photos! Cheers!
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Thanks for enjoying them with me, Karen 🙂
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Welcome home. Looks like you beautiful weather.
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We did, Mlissabeth, thanks. A few clouds but we left a luxurious 27C behind 🙂
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