Thanks, Chris. I try my best 😊 I have done a few videos in Lisbon. Here's one (but there are more) ruclips.net/video/Errn8X_f3pg/видео.htmlsi=EcpQz9d5Kz-OBJBn
Eduardo is THE BEST barber ever! His attention to detail on both head and beard is unrivalled, anywhere. So pleased to see you are highlighting his unique shop filled with amazing collectables from his eclectic life.
Hey Nick! Thanks for another great video. Here's a question, and not judging, just curious. Are these new businesses like the ones you featured able to serve customers in Portuguese? Thanks again, take care.
Yes, as far as I know. 👍🏼 Although my channel is dedicated to helping foreigners with their Portuguese experience, that is why I focus more on internationals.
Yes the Slave Museum....😢 And a few years ago archaeologists discovered the skeletons of 150 appx African slaves many of them shackled, nr a car park in lagos. This is a town with very mixed energy...good and bad.
Nick, I really love your content. And the obvious changes- like gentrification- are obviously not on you. But this woman in the Café seemed to be proud of the "aquisicao hostil" of all the foreigners. That they transformed Lagos into something THEY like. This really hurts me. 😢
I understand how that could hurt you and others. It's often sad to see change when we are reminiscing about how things once were. Portugal's history is deeply intertwined with immigration and cultural exchange. From the Phoenicians to the Romans, the Moors to the Jews, each wave of newcomers has added a unique thread to the tapestry of Portuguese identity. Today, immigrants continue to enrich the nation's culture, cuisine, and perspectives. While some may worry about the loss of tradition, it's important to remember that cultures are not static entities. They evolve and adapt over time, and the arrival of new immigrants is simply another chapter in Portugal's ongoing story. She celebrates the diversity that immigrants bring to Lagos. Of course she also used it as a way to earn a living too. Good for Abigail!
@@AlgarveAddicts I think it's an great idea Nick. assuming you keep it to Europe From Fjords to Flamenco with Nick Since you already took us to South Africa. Nick The Eurafrican Explorer Coffee, Castles, and Curry From Cobblestones to Savannas
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Thanks Nick, Great video.!
You are doing good things for this country 🇵🇹
Would be amazing see something on Lisboa as well 😊
Thanks, Chris. I try my best 😊 I have done a few videos in Lisbon. Here's one (but there are more) ruclips.net/video/Errn8X_f3pg/видео.htmlsi=EcpQz9d5Kz-OBJBn
I went to The Pilates Room when we were there in September!!! I loved it! I am hoping to work there when I move to Lagos. 👍🏻
Awesome, Lisa is great. 👍🏼
Eduardo is THE BEST barber ever! His attention to detail on both head and beard is unrivalled, anywhere. So pleased to see you are highlighting his unique shop filled with amazing collectables from his eclectic life.
Cheers Bruce. His shop certainly looks impressive!
Yes! He’s totally charming and does a great cut! ❤
fantastic episode
Great video Nick!
I visited Lagos in 2016 and liked it quite a bite.
I found the climate in Western Algarve more comfortable than Eastern Algarve
Hey PG13, nice to hear from you again. Were you there in summer?
@@AlgarveAddicts September 2016 in Lagos / Late September 2021 in Monte Gordo & VRSA
The Eaat was way hotter
My grandmother home town love Love Lagos❤❤❤
Hey Nick! Thanks for another great video. Here's a question, and not judging, just curious. Are these new businesses like the ones you featured able to serve customers in Portuguese? Thanks again, take care.
Yes, as far as I know. 👍🏼 Although my channel is dedicated to helping foreigners with their Portuguese experience, that is why I focus more on internationals.
Yes the Slave Museum....😢 And a few years ago archaeologists discovered the skeletons of 150 appx African slaves many of them shackled, nr a car park in lagos. This is a town with very mixed energy...good and bad.
Yes, not a good part of history at all.
Nick, I really love your content. And the obvious changes- like gentrification- are obviously not on you.
But this woman in the Café seemed to be proud of the "aquisicao hostil" of all the foreigners. That they transformed Lagos into something THEY like. This really hurts me. 😢
I understand how that could hurt you and others. It's often sad to see change when we are reminiscing about how things once were.
Portugal's history is deeply intertwined with immigration and cultural exchange. From the Phoenicians to the Romans, the Moors to the Jews, each wave of newcomers has added a unique thread to the tapestry of Portuguese identity. Today, immigrants continue to enrich the nation's culture, cuisine, and perspectives.
While some may worry about the loss of tradition, it's important to remember that cultures are not static entities. They evolve and adapt over time, and the arrival of new immigrants is simply another chapter in Portugal's ongoing story.
She celebrates the diversity that immigrants bring to Lagos. Of course she also used it as a way to earn a living too. Good for Abigail!
Larry, this is such a well written response . Amazing 🙏
You running out of content because the Algarve is small. Change your name and go international. Net n opinie.
Sounds like a great idea. What should I rename the channel to?
Great video Nick! Really helpful😊
@@AlgarveAddicts Nick Exploring... Nick the explorer... I would like to know more about the Balkans for starters.
With your talent there is no limit.
@@AlgarveAddicts I think it's an great idea Nick.
assuming you keep it to Europe
From Fjords to Flamenco with Nick
Since you already took us to South Africa.
Nick The Eurafrican Explorer
Coffee, Castles, and Curry
From Cobblestones to Savannas
Any problems with illegal migration and refugees? I'm thinking of moving. Uk is going to shit
Lord, really. We don't need your kind.. By the way you'd be the elligal all other European countries aren't.
Great video. Nick how about showing some bunisses that are runned by actually Portuguese residents, citizens.
Sure, find them for me, and I will.
@@AlgarveAddicts lol touche.