Hell’s Mouth – Not so Hellish
One of the first stops during my visit to Portugal was Boca do Inferno which in English translates as: Hell’s Mouth. It was early May and the air temperature rose above 35 Celsius. The ocean was unusually calm and nothing suggested the raging waves this spot is known for.

This is my entry for the challenge run by Restless Jo who made Portugal her second home.
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great picture- beautiful
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Thank you 🙂
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I love the contrasts between the textures pf the water and the rocks. Just beautiful Paula- and the perspective- the rocks appearing to get smaller as the vantage point changes. Just beautiful. Like the music too 🙂 Have a great Monday!
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You too, Lisa. Have a wonderful day! And thank you 🙂
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What a great place!
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Yes, exciting, even when it is calm like this. 🙂 Have a good day, Sue!
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I will! And Happy Monday to you, Paula 😀
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Smashing photograph. Almost has a painted quality about it.
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I’m so very pleased to hear that 🙂
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What a gorgeous photo, and the music to go with it is phenomenal. So moving! 🙂
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You have a great ear 🙂 Thank you!
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I’d love to know who that singer is! Would you mind sharing? I’d love to get some of her music. 🙂
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Absolutely not. It is the voice of Dulce Pontes, my favourite Portuguese singer. Look her up on you tube. There is a wonderful tune by Morricone: Your Love.
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Thanks so much, Paula. I will definitely look her up. Is her music considered fado?
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In fact here is the tune I mentioned https://bopaula.wordpress.com/2014/11/13/thursdays-special-warmth-photo-101/ She sings fado, but not just fado.
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Thanks for sharing that, Paula. It’s truly beautiful. It looks like I’ll be downloading some of her music to iTunes. 🙂 Thanks for sharing.
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Any time, Cathy.
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Only recently heard of Cascais, and thought maybe should go on our return. Now seeing this superb shot it’s a definite must go 🙂
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Yes, Becky, it is a must 🙂 Thank you very much.
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Thank you so much, sweetheart! 🙂 🙂 Stunning shot. I’ve never been to that precise spot but my elderly neighbours in the Algarve have a home there. It’s a very old, draughty house and they like to spend Summers at the beach, much further south. Lovely music. I’m soothed now. 🙂
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😀 Bless you, enjoy your garden, book and lemonade and crumble 😉
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🙂 🙂
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Excellent work, wonderful view… 🙂
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🙂 Much obliged, Drake!
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Beautiful. It looks more like Heaven on Earth.
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🙂 good point, Draco!
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Paula my mouth actually dropped open at the sight of this photo! Stunning capture. I like the comment above yes far more like Heaven on Earth.
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🙂 Thank you, sweetie. I remember you liked Portugal too 🙂
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Oh we did just didn’t see enough of it!
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I am planning to go back too some day.
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Wow, that´s gorgeous!
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🙂 cheers, Ron. How are you?
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Hi there, all great, getting some home-time 😉
How are you? Still in the holiday/ summer mode?
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No, not since 25 July. I have been slaving and am already exhausted.
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Oooh, has it been a month already, s&#t, time for a holiday, how is your health doing with all this slavery?
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Not very great, but improving I guess. Thank you for asking, Ron.
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hmmm, sucks, no, never like to hear that, glad though you´re at least improving…
All the best, Paula
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To you too, Ron.
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Calm or stormy, its breath-taking isn’t it ? 🙂
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Absolutely 🙂 Hi Peter 🙂
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Spectacular shot, Paula.
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Many thanks, Lynne 🙂
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That’s a stunning photo Paula!
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🙂 Happy you like it, Gilly.
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Beautiful, but I wouldn’t want to be down there in a small craft!
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😀 That’s understandable. Come to think about it, I don’t remember seeing people in a small craft down there 😀
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This photo is incredible! Such detail in the waves…
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