Showing posts with label Traveler. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Traveler. Show all posts

Sunday, October 31, 2021

Moving to Portugal Made Simple by James Cave




































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I want to move to Portugal but I don’t know where to begin...it’s all so complicated!

Moving to another country can be complicated, but Moving to Portugal Made Simple is here to simplify the process. Whether you’re thinking about retiring here, raising a family, or starting a business, Moving to Portugal Made Simple will give you the information you need to join hundreds of thousands of others who’ve made the move to Portugal.

In this practical step-by-step guide, you’ll get answers to questions like:
Why should I move to Portugal?
Why shouldn’t I move to Portugal?
What’s it like being an expat in Portugal?
Where should I live? Lisbon? The Algarve? The Silver Coast?
How do I get residency in Portugal? Do I need a visa?
Do I need to learn Portuguese?
What should I look for when buying a house?
When will I be able to get Portuguese citizenship (and a Portuguese passport?)
Are you ready to open the next chapter of your life? Join the hundreds of thousands who have traded in their old lives for a new life of great weather, a laid-back culture, and lots and lots of pastéis de nata.

Saturday, September 11, 2021

Summerland by Ryan Egglestone


































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Summerland is a publication of my journal out cherry picking and working in the Okanagan Valley, situated in British Columbia, Canada. It is a snippet of my 2021 summer, and I was surprised to find the sub-culture of cherry picking surrounded by partying and interesting characters from across Canada. This book takes a deep-dive into the everyday life on the cherry farm, as it was through my eyes. 2021 was a bad year for wild-fires in British Columbia, and it is the sad undertone of this journal that throughout the story there are fires burning in the hillsides.

"The kids at the park seem to not mind the smoke. I feel that’s unanimous to kids. They can have fun whenever they are, with minimal care or concern. It’s admirable. In some way’s kids are better at living in the moment than adults, a lost art we have to try re-teach ourselves later in life"

"I have come to love the morning light and being out when the sun comes up. I like watching the light change, the day change, and things come into colour. As outlines take form and a definition begins to take place upon everything with the unfolding of the day"