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The '''Bocnoa''' is a small Bodega in [[Lissboa]]/[[Portugal]]. |
The '''Bocnoa''' is a small Bodega in [[Lissboa]]/[[Portugal]]. |
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There you wouldn't find any [[Mr. Johnson]] - except and realy seldom one or two from [[Lusiada]] in very special cases - and it's as well not part of the merc-market. |
There you wouldn't find any [[Mr. Johnson]] - except and realy seldom one or two from [[Lusiada]] in very special cases - and it's as well not part of the merc-market. |
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| − | In the Bar/Small Restaurant only the traditional Portugese music - the Fahdo - is played and they serve a realy good but heavy madaira or port there. Any guest drinks it - uncaring of the headache next day... |
+ | In the Bar/Small Restaurant only the traditional Portugese music - the Fahdo - is played and they serve a realy good but heavy madaira or port there. Any guest drinks it - uncaring of the headache next day... The kitchen of the restaurant is kept by the owner's wife, assisted by her daugters and her younger sister. Only traditional Portugese food is served, but this is of realy very good quality. |
| − | It's a good place to meet one of the old hags from the neighbourhood - called Bruixas - and buy some [[magic]]: an amulett, or may be a curse. Also the Portugeses are roman-catholic they have a strange love for that kind of traditional [[witch]]es. |
+ | It's a good place to meet one of the old hags from the neighbourhood - called Bruixas - and buy some [[magic]]: an amulett, a love potion or may be a curse. Also the Portugeses are very roman-catholic they have a strange love for that kind of traditional [[witch]]es. |
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Revision as of 11:20, 16 July 2008
The Bocnoa is a small Bodega in Lissboa/Portugal.
There you wouldn't find any Mr. Johnson - except and realy seldom one or two from Lusiada in very special cases - and it's as well not part of the merc-market.
In the Bar/Small Restaurant only the traditional Portugese music - the Fahdo - is played and they serve a realy good but heavy madaira or port there. Any guest drinks it - uncaring of the headache next day... The kitchen of the restaurant is kept by the owner's wife, assisted by her daugters and her younger sister. Only traditional Portugese food is served, but this is of realy very good quality.
It's a good place to meet one of the old hags from the neighbourhood - called Bruixas - and buy some magic: an amulett, a love potion or may be a curse. Also the Portugeses are very roman-catholic they have a strange love for that kind of traditional witches.