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Medieval fair at Caminha in Portugal

Tony McMahon14 years ago2 years ago01 mins

The Feira Medieval in Caminha is an annual trip back in time where the whole town of Caminha in northern Portugal enters the spirit of the Middle Ages. There are knights and wenches everywhere with stalls serving hearty chivalric food. I was there this weekend just gone. Here are some images.

A market stall
Fearsome weapons!
Fearsome weapons!
A hog roast
A load of Templar knights
A couple of wenches
Skull and swords
Caminha square
An aviary

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