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The Perennial Immigrant

Maria Anderson, Olá Coimbra- Paula Chanda
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I write about Portugal, travel, and growing older with curiosity, in search of a quieter way to live.

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The Camino That Showed Up

It is Monday, October 5, a bank holiday in Portugal, Implantação da República—Republic Day, when the monarchy ended and the constitutional republic began in 1910.

And from my balcony perch I can hear mostly quiet, with occasional traffic....

6 days ago
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Then Our Feet

It’s going to be a warm day here, maybe not hot-hot like in other parts of the world, but warm enough for late September in northern Portugal. It’s already 21°C and it will get to 30°C by midday. Ted and Stitch just came in from their walk...

20 days ago
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Just My Speed

Yesterday afternoon, it was like a mist sandwich rolling over this section of the river, covering all but the tops of buildings in Porto. And in a few minutes it had passed. “Easy come, easy go” is a meteorological term I use for these type...

a month ago
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Different Days, Same Stuff

The lighthouse is the one that signals the entry from the Atlantic into Douro. I have loved it since before I moved here when I watched the videos of Porto, and the Camino. The border between river and ocean—looking at it from above, it is...

a month ago
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    The Perennial Immigrant is about discovering a quieter way to live through Portugal, travel, and the ordinary moments that teach us how to belong wherever we are.

  • Olá Coimbra- Paula Chanda

    Living my best life & second act in Portugal while helping you script your own chapter and find your rhythm moving to or visiting Portugal. Sharing my journey & ready to plan yours.

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