if tomorrow never comes

Ok, so... last days in Pico was... was awsome!
The last climbing to the top of Portugal, with guide:

 above the cluods...

special photo session :)

and... sunset from the vulcano

and camping in cladeira!

that means... another sunrise from Pico!

and the best guide! in the best T-shirt! Thank you!

and going back down...

And the best goodbye-party ever.
Thank you for this. I've learnt the Pico dance, I danced waltz with one of the far cousin of Czartoryski family (world is soooo little), I've playied poker for the first time.... and at the end... after 3 weeks n tent... I slept in a bed!!! was great!

and... the next day I had to leave. Was hard. But there was nobody around. Didn't make it. That's good. Coz say goodbye face-to-face wouldn't be easy. For sure I would not be a supergirl. But I was quite good. Just the waiting part makes your mind go crazy. To much noise there. But then the bout cames, you have to do so many things, and then yu see your island is getting smaller and smaller...

but soon it is so dark, that there is no island at all... and you try to sleep...

and when the new day comes... you see this! you see Flores!
How can you be sad seeing this?! How can you be sad being on Azores?!

And now I'm in Corvo. I've met Nuno and his doughter. He showed me the island. We eat dinner together (tipical fish in Corvo). You can't be sad. Life is to beautiful!

 (How much is the... cat?)

And the most important thing... you can be sad having a family. There will be always somebody waiting for you. There is a 100 of reasons to go to Azores. But you don't need any if you have a family there....


The best one:

Obrigada muito!