in fortaleza / sagres
the wind whistled, 
meet as like everywhere in the past, 
further west also saw the cabo de sao vicente, the SW point of Europe , and all high up on cliffs, heaving-swept by Atlantic. there is leisure cod [clip] , and that is this: you take a 4-5 meter long fishing rod, can be about 40-60 meters of thread on it and fishing from the cliffs above the sea far below, so fun too -feeling arises, are the edge of the cliff and the fish
all day. even bolder climbing the cliffs down (!), look for a niche or a small plateau in the cliff wall, and fish from there, incredibly, when the amateur zuschau'n is there already dizzy. the men and only men, seem to enjoy, like gulls to sit in the cliffs and fish - if they catch something, we can not say, we have not seen. is about the whole not, as you can read :
" While visiting the southwestern corner of Portugal, at Cape St. Vincent in the Algarve, we noticed some fishermen standing on the edge of the 60-m (200-ft.) cliffs, with their lines cast way down into the ocean. The wind was very gusty and I was careful not to get too close to the edge - I have since heard reports that a few of these guys are lost each year!
In fact, there was a plaque at the lighthouse dedicated to the memory of a young German man who had died there not long ago, presumably due to a fall (since I can't read German). The ground leading out to these cliffs was very rough, with small sharp rocky ledges. "
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ein weiteres hobby in der gegend mit viel wind: kite-surfen . das sind die menschen auf einem brett, und einem 'segel', das sie übers wasser zieht, das ganze bei 16 grad wassertemperatur und heftigstem wind [ clip ] .
the isolated beaches between the cliffs are not very strong reception, the wind loads also do not really dwell on. In summer, the density of the sun-seeking baer be larger also be the parking problem is a real problem, but then the 18-19 degree warm Atlantic water moves magically as it seems.
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