I left Terceira on 01/02/73. At that time the worst things were different . The first shock was that herds share the road so you drive through piles and piles of cow dung. The Catholic women did a penance thing where they crawled to church on their knees and there are places where dung does, indeed cover the whole road. Terrible to see. Perhaps changed? The wind is straight off the Ocean. The wind is often very high. It blew open locked windows and doors, and can be a pain. As a child reading books on sailing adventures I had read of storms with "Sheets of rain". Only in the Azores have I seen this. (Wont change > Nature) The next issue is how small the volume of sand is at the shore. On Terceira there is Praia Beach, perhaps 1.5 miles and in Angra, perhaps 200 feet of sand. The rest is volcanic rock and sharp, black glass like in many ways, and not very hospitable. Some locations such as Bisquoitos overcome this with paving around tidal pools. I have seen a whole dynamic change at Sieta Riberia, and a few other locations on Street view. There is adequate access to water, only to find it is frigid. Thieves. The people are not violent, but thievery was an incredible issue. Lock up. The shocking poverty. At the time the EU was not a thing, and the Azores was a third world to a third world country. I am glad to street view all around and see the amazing amount of cars on Terceira. In '72 the 50,000 people had perhaps 1500 cards and trucks. Even the Portuguese Air Force drove the lorries the Brits brought before WWII, the same trucks you see in 30's or 40's English movies Poverty still.By Treaty the law was that on base workers could be paid a max or $2/day, and maids and personal staff off base $1/day. My allowance as a preteen was more than most family men made at that time. Corruption. You recall her admonishment about taking pics of a rental car? Back then that did not matter. You took them after the scratch (even with a watermark), and everyone was against and resented the Americans anyway, so forget it, you pay. This is the third world, and you will see resentment against foreigners. As a child I was spat upon by an adult. Infrastructure. I am happy to see electricity is prevalent. Not 50 years ago. We lived at the far end of Lajes village, right on the edge of Agualva. We were third from the end of the electric. More than half the island had no electric. My Dad worked in electronics, and so he metered our voltage. 85-95, unless a festival was planned, then the electric shot up to 140v. I think this is probably dated. As to the lizards, they were just fun. Anolie type lizards living in the stones and not a pest just notable. I don't recall cockroaches at all. I DO recall rats and mice. I am sure that it helped that the barn sharing a wall of our detached garage was storing a threshing machine used by hundreds of farmers in harvest time. I recall being in the dark sitting on a wide wall seeing the stars and plenty of rustling around of rats. We got a trap and killed perhaps 20 in our Portugues Kitchen. That is a throwback feature of homes which would take too long to explain. Overall the net is and was still quite positive. Absolutely. I will visit and I am shopping online for a house. I would not mind going back for the long term The corruption and thievery will be the deal killers for me.
@ydom7067 күн бұрын
When does this festa happen (month/day)?
@noemimikleova13 сағат бұрын
Hi, it was during summer (if I remember correctly August). However you can see all the events on the archipelago on the website agenda azores
@davidduran4169 күн бұрын
🙌🙌🙌❤
@davidduran4169 күн бұрын
We go in Julio
@noemimikleova9 күн бұрын
Hope you are going to have an amazing time!
@davidduran4169 күн бұрын
❤
@susetepavao613813 күн бұрын
Minha linda sete cidades
@williebarreto324814 күн бұрын
I lived there for 15 months on Teciera Island near Lajes. I loved the people and its festivals. Only disadvantage is a small island not much choice for shopping. Yes the weather can be crappy but I lived northern Greenland , the Middle East and now San Antonio Texas. Great life experience.
@noemimikleova14 күн бұрын
Glad you had a great experience! :))
@wenceslaocalonge342619 күн бұрын
- Mold is the only real problem for me but there is little you can do about it. ... Minor nuisances: - Irresponsible parking. You are supposed to never be in a hurry so don't get mad when someone has parked sideways of a narrow main road. - Stray cats. Lots of them. - Spartan waiting rooms in airports other than Ponta Delgada. But it makes part of the charm. These airports were made before mass tourism was an issue. - Perhaps local diet is not so healthy in the small islands if you are concerned about this point. (And boredom leads many islanders to smoking and drinking). Preventive medicine has a long way to improve here. Mortality rates are worst than in continental Portugal. If you have some kind of handicap or long-term illness only São Miguel, Terceira and Faial may be suitable for you. I usually visit the islands twice a year and these small things are not preventing me of loving the place.
@jayhuxley255926 күн бұрын
People from the East Europe are making videos against Portugal, who are paying you? Just go home!
@noemimikleova26 күн бұрын
Hi! Why do you have this feeling, that people from Eastern Europe are making videos against Portugal? I did not notice this so I would be very interested in knowing your opinion, if you find some time! Have a great day!
@gianlucamazzolani603828 күн бұрын
HI ! can you tell me what the nightlife is like for young people in August?
@noemimikleova23 күн бұрын
Hello! There are some clubs in Ponta Delgada (but from my experience, it is not Ibiza or Mallorca, nothing huge!) but its pleasant, I would say! (Also in summer there are less students, more students usually come when the university starts :)
@totrigo6834Ай бұрын
7:17 There is some snow ❄️ on the highlands occasionally, often times in Pico but other islands as well.
@antoniomedeiros5163Ай бұрын
After listening to the worst things as you say, l feel that you're a very negative person because l lived there for 15 years and there's public transportation anywhere in the island you just need to adjust and l can see you'd never be able to , also the inconveniences you described can and does happen right here in the US. To me l'll take all the bad because the good outweighs the 10 times.
@noemimikleovaАй бұрын
Thank you for judging without knowing 😂 have a wonderful day!
@wenceslaocalonge342619 күн бұрын
I think she is trying to offer a realistic point of view. No place on Earth is perfect and some little points may be improved. Small problems you see in a single island are not everywhere.
@gracebarton7821Ай бұрын
The lost village lol we like it that way to keep ppl like you. you sound like an expert about nothing. sorry i stumbled on such trash.
@azorpicoАй бұрын
Great video, know Azores well specially Pico island. In the winter the mountain top, highest mountain from whole Portugal, can be covered with snow, can climb the mountain . Only negative issue I find is healthcare, if you have a certain serious issue, you might need to go to mainland Portugal. Further enjoy the clean air, spectacular views, food (great wine from Pico), watching whales, dolphins and a lot of swimming in the clearest water one has ever seen.
@noemimikleovaАй бұрын
Thanks for the feedback! Wishing you a great day!
@azorpicoАй бұрын
Same to you have a nice day , going this summer to Pico have a house there, greatings from Holland@@noemimikleova
@angrytrader452Ай бұрын
Beautiful place. And very positive and happy tour guide)
@noemimikleovaАй бұрын
Have an amazing day!!! :)
@chrisignacio8422Ай бұрын
I love your accent. Are you from Slovenia?
@noemimikleovaАй бұрын
Slovakia! :) a bit more in Central Europe
@Kiran.mustafaАй бұрын
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@eifelfreund2655Ай бұрын
Wunderschönes Video!
@noemimikleovaАй бұрын
Danke!
@amilcarvalenca3381Ай бұрын
If you’re looking for a great holidays, relaxing , having good food as a regular person, you’re welcome. I’ve been in there. Remember, perfection doesn’t exist but let’s not ruin paradise….
@noemimikleovaАй бұрын
i agree with you, there is no perfect place.
@joaorvmedeirosАй бұрын
You made it sound like this was a bigger problem than what it was..... and yes the old ladies did fry fish in cocaína 😅😅😅
@pedrosousa9780Ай бұрын
In Portugal everything going slowly,I guess portuguese people is getting used to.And you look like a cheap tourist that dont have much money by the way you talking.i see even in here in the UK people walking in around the B@B like if is 40 degres in the middle winter and complaining the cold.you should respecting the season by putting an extra jacket for example.
@gregwilliams386Ай бұрын
Volcanos?
@mick6370Ай бұрын
Loved the Azores was there for my 50th 8 year ago.
@docneuro4500Ай бұрын
Beautiful country! I went to Altun Ha, which is probably the easiest Mayan site to visit from the coast. It was fun though. Took a boat on a river most of the way. Also loved snorkeling the Belize Barrier Reef, which is amazing. Thanks for sharing video and enjoy your trip!
@noemimikleovaАй бұрын
Belize is amazing, I agree! And thank you!
@rockhill7258Ай бұрын
Feliz Viaje! Cuídate Amiga! Rock Hill😊
@noemimikleovaАй бұрын
Gracias! :)
@brunomiguel1540Ай бұрын
A coisa pior em São Miguel is the Chinese people
@brunomiguel1540Ай бұрын
If you come to our country to talk shit about it then stay in America and eat McDonalds simple burger and fries 🍟 😂😂
@drycinАй бұрын
I sometimes go to Belize City for work. I enjoy visiting. Have some wonderful coworkers, and love the opportunity to see the Mayan ruins! My favorite hot sauce, Marie Sharp’s is from here. And Xunantunich was a great trip! Thanks for sharing!
@noemimikleovaАй бұрын
Wasn’t expecting much from Belize, but such a beautiful country!
@KomododanprovinsinttАй бұрын
I want to be like you, GO to the many intersting place.. Nice.. Greetings my friend❤
@noemimikleovaАй бұрын
Greetings back to you! 💙
@Tom-tz1ggАй бұрын
Caye Caulker is awesome. Make sure you stop by the split! Belize zoo is awesome as well! The princess hotel! Lol
@noemimikleovaАй бұрын
It is the Princess Hotel haha
@RichardM1366Ай бұрын
Beliez must be beautiful.
@noemimikleovaАй бұрын
It is. You know, I wasn’t expecting much from it, but I love it.
@wildwestunlimited2 ай бұрын
I was stationed there in the Air Force MANY years ago. It was well known as NOT a favorable place to be stationed at. Not all people didn't like it, there were some who got out of the Air Force, bought land and a house and stayed there. Personally I couldn't STAND the weather there. One minute, the sun is shining, the next minute it's raining HARD and the wind..... OH THE FREAKING WIND!!! It's REALLY hilly, so when it rains and you're walking next to a hill that's a drop off, the wind pushes the rain UP the hill and it rains UP! So now you're getting drenched from ALL directions. No one is going to melt, it's just that it's cold water when it rains and it's MISERABLE!!! Dental services are almost NON-existent there. Mold grows INSIDE your house like CRAZY because the humidity is SOOOO high all the time! The food off base was really good and the scenery was AMAZING when it wasn't raining. Yes, the roads are SOOOOO narrow!!! Lots of cows and other animals all over the place. A lot of their streets are made out of small square rocks, so the roads are very bumpy. No worries about people speeding there! There was a small bar JUST outside the base. We would sit outside and tourists would come by asking for directions. I would tell them to just stay on this road until you come to the railroad tracks, then make a left and you'll see it (whatever they were asking for...). They would say THANKS and take off .... There are NO railroads there, it's a small island! .... AND that road goes all the way around the island. so in a little over an hour, we'd see the SAME tourists fly by..... then again ....
@noemimikleovaАй бұрын
Terceira can get really quiet especially in the winter months. I was there for a couple of days in January, and wow, it was really really quiet.
@oscarknipmeijer39782 ай бұрын
Hi Noemi, I'm bit worried. Are you ok? Please leave a thump or smiley. Greetz Oscar
@noemimikleova2 ай бұрын
Hi Oscar, all is good and thanks for this nice message! :)
@donstoddard84582 ай бұрын
I can tell the best thing about the Azores is you Naomi.
@noemimikleovaАй бұрын
haha, such an ego boost. This is certainly not true, but thank you for stoping by and wishing you a great day! :)
@alanwaterworth64642 ай бұрын
Interesting information, and thanks for sharing. We´re visiting the Azores this summer, and literally none of these things are what I would consider a problem, more just facts of life literally everywhere.
@noemimikleovaАй бұрын
Thanks for stopping by and wishing you a great day!
@eifelfreund26552 ай бұрын
Nice Video!
@noemimikleova2 ай бұрын
Thanks for the feedback!
@FUNvideo-no3uw3 ай бұрын
Looks like an adventure
@noemimikleova2 ай бұрын
IT IS
@almirarzehak53183 ай бұрын
jezz girl work on your English!
@noemimikleova2 ай бұрын
🤍 sending a hug and lots of love
@marco.valadao833 ай бұрын
You can fly from Terceira Island to all the others island as well
@jamesclayton33883 ай бұрын
Have a great trip!.. I have that app spot Azores, it's very good.
@noemimikleova3 ай бұрын
Thank you!
@rockhill72583 ай бұрын
Interesting fact: lima beans were exported to the rest of the Americas and Europe, and since the boxes of such goods had their place of origin labeled "Lima, Peru", the beans got named as such.[ Rock Hill🤗
@Tom-tz1gg3 ай бұрын
Azores need a direct flight from Cancun.
@maximilianopedro28443 ай бұрын
I would have been curious to hear your experiences and opinions, I think others would have been too! make up for it in your next video! ;) Egyébként beszélsz magyarul is? Nagyon hasonló az angol akcentusod a miénkhez. :D
@noemimikleova3 ай бұрын
Will keep that in mind next time! :)). Igen, beszélek magyarul is :D
@maximilianopedro28443 ай бұрын
@@noemimikleova Jó volt a megérzésem akkor. :D Én is kiköltözöm még az idén Sao miguelre, ha minden jól megy, szóval nagyon örülök, hogy rátaláltam a csatornádra. :)
@marksousa85953 ай бұрын
Awesome video !!! My parents are from Ribeira Quente Sao Miguel
@noemimikleova3 ай бұрын
Oooh I LOVE Ribeira Quente, such a peaceful place
@nataliebardi36853 ай бұрын
Just curious: from which country are you originally?
@noemimikleova3 ай бұрын
Slovakia :)
@krzyszt0fus3 ай бұрын
High humidity ... you tend to live and visit cloudy places :-P
@willemwesterhoff48313 ай бұрын
Can you give me a link or the charts for cadastral sections and plots or help me to find it? For Sao Miguel, Terceira, Faial, Corvo and Madeira. I am thinking of moving. Youre video's are so inspiring😀
@milanantonoski6733 ай бұрын
You are my favorite 💖 I like your stories.❤🎉
@krzyszt0fus3 ай бұрын
That's why I prefer Fuerteventura :-p
@noemimikleova3 ай бұрын
Is the humidity situation better there?
@krzyszt0fus3 ай бұрын
@noemimikleova It rains few days a year, the landscape is comparable to the Moon, simply beautiful :-) The only problem is calima ...
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We're visiting in July.
I left Terceira on 01/02/73. At that time the worst things were different . The first shock was that herds share the road so you drive through piles and piles of cow dung. The Catholic women did a penance thing where they crawled to church on their knees and there are places where dung does, indeed cover the whole road. Terrible to see. Perhaps changed? The wind is straight off the Ocean. The wind is often very high. It blew open locked windows and doors, and can be a pain. As a child reading books on sailing adventures I had read of storms with "Sheets of rain". Only in the Azores have I seen this. (Wont change > Nature) The next issue is how small the volume of sand is at the shore. On Terceira there is Praia Beach, perhaps 1.5 miles and in Angra, perhaps 200 feet of sand. The rest is volcanic rock and sharp, black glass like in many ways, and not very hospitable. Some locations such as Bisquoitos overcome this with paving around tidal pools. I have seen a whole dynamic change at Sieta Riberia, and a few other locations on Street view. There is adequate access to water, only to find it is frigid. Thieves. The people are not violent, but thievery was an incredible issue. Lock up. The shocking poverty. At the time the EU was not a thing, and the Azores was a third world to a third world country. I am glad to street view all around and see the amazing amount of cars on Terceira. In '72 the 50,000 people had perhaps 1500 cards and trucks. Even the Portuguese Air Force drove the lorries the Brits brought before WWII, the same trucks you see in 30's or 40's English movies Poverty still.By Treaty the law was that on base workers could be paid a max or $2/day, and maids and personal staff off base $1/day. My allowance as a preteen was more than most family men made at that time. Corruption. You recall her admonishment about taking pics of a rental car? Back then that did not matter. You took them after the scratch (even with a watermark), and everyone was against and resented the Americans anyway, so forget it, you pay. This is the third world, and you will see resentment against foreigners. As a child I was spat upon by an adult. Infrastructure. I am happy to see electricity is prevalent. Not 50 years ago. We lived at the far end of Lajes village, right on the edge of Agualva. We were third from the end of the electric. More than half the island had no electric. My Dad worked in electronics, and so he metered our voltage. 85-95, unless a festival was planned, then the electric shot up to 140v. I think this is probably dated. As to the lizards, they were just fun. Anolie type lizards living in the stones and not a pest just notable. I don't recall cockroaches at all. I DO recall rats and mice. I am sure that it helped that the barn sharing a wall of our detached garage was storing a threshing machine used by hundreds of farmers in harvest time. I recall being in the dark sitting on a wide wall seeing the stars and plenty of rustling around of rats. We got a trap and killed perhaps 20 in our Portugues Kitchen. That is a throwback feature of homes which would take too long to explain. Overall the net is and was still quite positive. Absolutely. I will visit and I am shopping online for a house. I would not mind going back for the long term The corruption and thievery will be the deal killers for me.
When does this festa happen (month/day)?
Hi, it was during summer (if I remember correctly August). However you can see all the events on the archipelago on the website agenda azores
🙌🙌🙌❤
We go in Julio
Hope you are going to have an amazing time!
❤
Minha linda sete cidades
I lived there for 15 months on Teciera Island near Lajes. I loved the people and its festivals. Only disadvantage is a small island not much choice for shopping. Yes the weather can be crappy but I lived northern Greenland , the Middle East and now San Antonio Texas. Great life experience.
Glad you had a great experience! :))
- Mold is the only real problem for me but there is little you can do about it. ... Minor nuisances: - Irresponsible parking. You are supposed to never be in a hurry so don't get mad when someone has parked sideways of a narrow main road. - Stray cats. Lots of them. - Spartan waiting rooms in airports other than Ponta Delgada. But it makes part of the charm. These airports were made before mass tourism was an issue. - Perhaps local diet is not so healthy in the small islands if you are concerned about this point. (And boredom leads many islanders to smoking and drinking). Preventive medicine has a long way to improve here. Mortality rates are worst than in continental Portugal. If you have some kind of handicap or long-term illness only São Miguel, Terceira and Faial may be suitable for you. I usually visit the islands twice a year and these small things are not preventing me of loving the place.
People from the East Europe are making videos against Portugal, who are paying you? Just go home!
Hi! Why do you have this feeling, that people from Eastern Europe are making videos against Portugal? I did not notice this so I would be very interested in knowing your opinion, if you find some time! Have a great day!
HI ! can you tell me what the nightlife is like for young people in August?
Hello! There are some clubs in Ponta Delgada (but from my experience, it is not Ibiza or Mallorca, nothing huge!) but its pleasant, I would say! (Also in summer there are less students, more students usually come when the university starts :)
7:17 There is some snow ❄️ on the highlands occasionally, often times in Pico but other islands as well.
After listening to the worst things as you say, l feel that you're a very negative person because l lived there for 15 years and there's public transportation anywhere in the island you just need to adjust and l can see you'd never be able to , also the inconveniences you described can and does happen right here in the US. To me l'll take all the bad because the good outweighs the 10 times.
Thank you for judging without knowing 😂 have a wonderful day!
I think she is trying to offer a realistic point of view. No place on Earth is perfect and some little points may be improved. Small problems you see in a single island are not everywhere.
The lost village lol we like it that way to keep ppl like you. you sound like an expert about nothing. sorry i stumbled on such trash.
Great video, know Azores well specially Pico island. In the winter the mountain top, highest mountain from whole Portugal, can be covered with snow, can climb the mountain . Only negative issue I find is healthcare, if you have a certain serious issue, you might need to go to mainland Portugal. Further enjoy the clean air, spectacular views, food (great wine from Pico), watching whales, dolphins and a lot of swimming in the clearest water one has ever seen.
Thanks for the feedback! Wishing you a great day!
Same to you have a nice day , going this summer to Pico have a house there, greatings from Holland@@noemimikleova
Beautiful place. And very positive and happy tour guide)
Have an amazing day!!! :)
I love your accent. Are you from Slovenia?
Slovakia! :) a bit more in Central Europe
I can help you to grow your channle via Low competation keyword with Best seo Im seo expert
Wunderschönes Video!
Danke!
If you’re looking for a great holidays, relaxing , having good food as a regular person, you’re welcome. I’ve been in there. Remember, perfection doesn’t exist but let’s not ruin paradise….
i agree with you, there is no perfect place.
You made it sound like this was a bigger problem than what it was..... and yes the old ladies did fry fish in cocaína 😅😅😅
In Portugal everything going slowly,I guess portuguese people is getting used to.And you look like a cheap tourist that dont have much money by the way you talking.i see even in here in the UK people walking in around the B@B like if is 40 degres in the middle winter and complaining the cold.you should respecting the season by putting an extra jacket for example.
Volcanos?
Loved the Azores was there for my 50th 8 year ago.
Beautiful country! I went to Altun Ha, which is probably the easiest Mayan site to visit from the coast. It was fun though. Took a boat on a river most of the way. Also loved snorkeling the Belize Barrier Reef, which is amazing. Thanks for sharing video and enjoy your trip!
Belize is amazing, I agree! And thank you!
Feliz Viaje! Cuídate Amiga! Rock Hill😊
Gracias! :)
A coisa pior em São Miguel is the Chinese people
If you come to our country to talk shit about it then stay in America and eat McDonalds simple burger and fries 🍟 😂😂
I sometimes go to Belize City for work. I enjoy visiting. Have some wonderful coworkers, and love the opportunity to see the Mayan ruins! My favorite hot sauce, Marie Sharp’s is from here. And Xunantunich was a great trip! Thanks for sharing!
Wasn’t expecting much from Belize, but such a beautiful country!
I want to be like you, GO to the many intersting place.. Nice.. Greetings my friend❤
Greetings back to you! 💙
Caye Caulker is awesome. Make sure you stop by the split! Belize zoo is awesome as well! The princess hotel! Lol
It is the Princess Hotel haha
Beliez must be beautiful.
It is. You know, I wasn’t expecting much from it, but I love it.
I was stationed there in the Air Force MANY years ago. It was well known as NOT a favorable place to be stationed at. Not all people didn't like it, there were some who got out of the Air Force, bought land and a house and stayed there. Personally I couldn't STAND the weather there. One minute, the sun is shining, the next minute it's raining HARD and the wind..... OH THE FREAKING WIND!!! It's REALLY hilly, so when it rains and you're walking next to a hill that's a drop off, the wind pushes the rain UP the hill and it rains UP! So now you're getting drenched from ALL directions. No one is going to melt, it's just that it's cold water when it rains and it's MISERABLE!!! Dental services are almost NON-existent there. Mold grows INSIDE your house like CRAZY because the humidity is SOOOO high all the time! The food off base was really good and the scenery was AMAZING when it wasn't raining. Yes, the roads are SOOOOO narrow!!! Lots of cows and other animals all over the place. A lot of their streets are made out of small square rocks, so the roads are very bumpy. No worries about people speeding there! There was a small bar JUST outside the base. We would sit outside and tourists would come by asking for directions. I would tell them to just stay on this road until you come to the railroad tracks, then make a left and you'll see it (whatever they were asking for...). They would say THANKS and take off .... There are NO railroads there, it's a small island! .... AND that road goes all the way around the island. so in a little over an hour, we'd see the SAME tourists fly by..... then again ....
Terceira can get really quiet especially in the winter months. I was there for a couple of days in January, and wow, it was really really quiet.
Hi Noemi, I'm bit worried. Are you ok? Please leave a thump or smiley. Greetz Oscar
Hi Oscar, all is good and thanks for this nice message! :)
I can tell the best thing about the Azores is you Naomi.
haha, such an ego boost. This is certainly not true, but thank you for stoping by and wishing you a great day! :)
Interesting information, and thanks for sharing. We´re visiting the Azores this summer, and literally none of these things are what I would consider a problem, more just facts of life literally everywhere.
Thanks for stopping by and wishing you a great day!
Nice Video!
Thanks for the feedback!
Looks like an adventure
IT IS
jezz girl work on your English!
🤍 sending a hug and lots of love
You can fly from Terceira Island to all the others island as well
Have a great trip!.. I have that app spot Azores, it's very good.
Thank you!
Interesting fact: lima beans were exported to the rest of the Americas and Europe, and since the boxes of such goods had their place of origin labeled "Lima, Peru", the beans got named as such.[ Rock Hill🤗
Azores need a direct flight from Cancun.
I would have been curious to hear your experiences and opinions, I think others would have been too! make up for it in your next video! ;) Egyébként beszélsz magyarul is? Nagyon hasonló az angol akcentusod a miénkhez. :D
Will keep that in mind next time! :)). Igen, beszélek magyarul is :D
@@noemimikleova Jó volt a megérzésem akkor. :D Én is kiköltözöm még az idén Sao miguelre, ha minden jól megy, szóval nagyon örülök, hogy rátaláltam a csatornádra. :)
Awesome video !!! My parents are from Ribeira Quente Sao Miguel
Oooh I LOVE Ribeira Quente, such a peaceful place
Just curious: from which country are you originally?
Slovakia :)
High humidity ... you tend to live and visit cloudy places :-P
Can you give me a link or the charts for cadastral sections and plots or help me to find it? For Sao Miguel, Terceira, Faial, Corvo and Madeira. I am thinking of moving. Youre video's are so inspiring😀
You are my favorite 💖 I like your stories.❤🎉
That's why I prefer Fuerteventura :-p
Is the humidity situation better there?
@noemimikleova It rains few days a year, the landscape is comparable to the Moon, simply beautiful :-) The only problem is calima ...