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Photographic Chronicle, by Paulo Jorge De Sousa

Yesterday I went to the Festival of the Future in Souto, Abrantes. It's difficult to summarize or try to convey, with just one photo and a few words, what that festival means to the town and to everyone who visits it during those two days. Today you can still go there and experience theatre, music, arts […] The content Photographic Chronicle, by Paulo Jorge de Sousa, first appeared on Médio Tejo.

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