Westernmost point in continental Europe

[Cormanus]

I think so. And Cabo de São Vicente as well.

Portugal has a beautiful sail training ship called the Sagres as I recall.

[Ghost_diver_imp]

It is a gorgeous ship. It's one of the two large sailing ships in the Portuguese Navy, used as sailing "schools" I believe. The other one is called the "Creola", and it also has four masts:

http://www.marinha.pt/pt-pt/servicos/ntm...eoula.aspx

[Rocky_imp]

What a beautiful ship

[redbirds_imp]

Tall masted ships are beautiful and this one particularly so.

[noroomtomove]

Thanks for that I also enjoy the extremities.

Regards

[Cormanus]

The spooky coincidences keep on coming. On Thursday evening I got to drink a glass or two of Sagres beer.

[Ghost_diver_imp]

Sagres beer? Do they sell that in Australia? I had no idea...

[Cormanus]

I'm in the UK briefly. Probably can get it in OZ, though. I've seen it in a East Timor.

[noroomtomove]

When it comes to Beer Australia has become a global village or should that be brewery , I do like a cup of Tea whilst on the road.

Regards

[Ghost_diver_imp]

East Timor makes sense, and the UK does have a large Portuguese community. How did you like Sagres?

Noroomtaomove, I don't think there are any native Portuguese tea brands, but I'll look that up for you...