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Melissa's mother's maiden name is Leal and her ancestors were originally from Spain.
In the Café Leal we discoverd espresso for only $0.35 a cup, which was a relief to Gary, who had just inadvertently destroyed his beloved traveling coffee maker by plugging it straight into the 210 volt Portuguese electrical system without using a transformer.
Back in Peniche we discovered a contractor with the Leal name ...
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And also a physician ...
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Elsewhere in Peniche
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And, also while in Peniche, we noted that the labor movement is alive and well in rural Portugal.
| The Communist Party sign at right is from downtown, and the cartoon below is from a big billboard near the port of Peniche. (It says "Fishermen's Union.")
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