Tuesday 14 October 2008

3 Once a fishing village




The original character of Praia da Luz is re emerging as the distubance of Madeleine’s disappearance dies down.

Once a fishing village, Praia da Luz now depends on “Brits abroad” to make a living. It has a church, a fortress, a rocky coastline and a small sheltered beach. The town consists of mostly of tightly packed white painted holiday apartments, while the locals live in smaller, shabbier high-rise flats on the outskirts of town. The locals look at foreigners suspiciously while the Brits are known for drinking and throwing things. It is hard to imagine a place less likely to house a paedophile ring.



This Chaplins, next to the Church, not even pretending to be Portugese

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