In autumn streets and squares of lisbon are invaded by wheeled coal braziers, in which chestnuts are roasted and then sold to passers-by. the braziers produce a warm, pleasant scent of roasted chestnuts as well as clouds of white smoke, which rise in the air making lisbon look a mysteriously magical place. this photo shows lisbon's downtown, between figueira square and rossio square. [*]
5 comments:
I've never had a roasted chestnut, but I wouldn't mind trying one of hers.
Great shot and wonderful post!
What fun---I would like to be in that magical place. Neat post. MB
Tomorrow's the big day! I love seeing people reach their anniversaries and you've done an incredible amount of work.
Lisbon is one of my next town to visit
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I can never resist to this wonderful smell :)
PJ: Thank you, It's on the 31st the big day, thats why the blog its called 366! Yepiiiiiii
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