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View of one of the many rooms at the ‘Pasteis de Belem’ bakery, Portugal on Tuesday, May 4, 2006. In 1837. The bakery, which is also a coffee shop has 500 sited places and sometimes on weekends it becomes very difficult to find one free table. It easy to imagine how easy selling are the 30.000 small cakes baked on each weekend days.
Glasses of different Graham’s Porto Wines sit on a table to be tasted by tourists visiting the producers’ wine cellars in Vila Nova de Gaia, Portugal on Thursday, Oct. 12, 2006. Tourists are offered a free guided tour of the lodge, where thousands of casks hold Port at various stages of maturation and have the opportunity to taste some of the Ports, whilst enjoying the spectacular views over the old city at Oporto. Graham’s Port Lodge belongs to the Symington family since 1970 when the firm of W & J Graham was acquired.
Tourists enter the Graham's Port Lodge and artifacts museum lounge to start their visits, Portugal on Thursday, Oct. 12, 2006. Tourists are offered a free guided tour of the lodge, where thousands of casks hold Port at various stages of maturation and have the opportunity to taste some of the Ports, whilst enjoying the spectacular views over the old city at Oporto. Graham’s Port Lodge belongs to the Symington family since 1970 when the firm of W & J Graham was acquired.
Employees prepare the Graham's Port Lodge and artifacts museum commercial area before the tourists start their visits, Portugal on Thursday, Oct. 12, 2006. Tourists are offered a free guided tour of the lodge, where thousands of casks hold Port at various stages of maturation and have the opportunity to taste some of the Ports, whilst enjoying the spectacular views over the old city at Oporto. Graham’s Port Lodge belongs to the Symington family since 1970 when the firm of W & J Graham was acquired.
........................................ during the Carnation Revolution celebrations, Portugal on Tuesday, Apr. 25, 2006. Portugal celebrates 32 years of freedom and 30 over the first Portuguese free elections. The Carnation Revolution changed the Portuguese regime from an authoritarian dictatorship to a liberal democracy after a two-year process of a Left-wing semi-military administration. Although government forces killed four people before surrendering, the revolution was unusual in that the revolutionaries did not use direct violence to achieve their goals. The population, holding red carnations, convinced the regime soldiers not to resist. The soldiers readily swapped their bullets for flowers.
 
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