This 4,000 year-old Portuguese Stonehenge stands in the midst of cork trees down a dirt road that's five miles west of Evora. Perhaps a ritual gathering spot for Stone Age sun-worshipers. There were no kiosks to buy souvenirs and no signs; just a few goats grazing near by. Refreshing.
Friday, November 28, 2008
Cromeleque dos Almendres
This 4,000 year-old Portuguese Stonehenge stands in the midst of cork trees down a dirt road that's five miles west of Evora. Perhaps a ritual gathering spot for Stone Age sun-worshipers. There were no kiosks to buy souvenirs and no signs; just a few goats grazing near by. Refreshing.
