A friend reports from the Algarve (the northern Portuguese coast):
At the westernmost point of Europe, fishermen sit at the edge of the cliffs across the bay and cast their rods into the waters below. While we were here, a marine policeman came around and administered breathalyzer tests to the fisherman. Apparently, after a morning of fishing, they have lunch out on the cliffs, often with wine. Sometimes, they have a bit too much, and someone will get tipsy and topple over the cliff edge! Then, the coast guard helicopters have to be called in for a search and rescue. Much better to prevent it!
At the westernmost point of Europe, fishermen sit at the edge of the cliffs across the bay and cast their rods into the waters below. While we were here, a marine policeman came around and administered breathalyzer tests to the fisherman. Apparently, after a morning of fishing, they have lunch out on the cliffs, often with wine. Sometimes, they have a bit too much, and someone will get tipsy and topple over the cliff edge! Then, the coast guard helicopters have to be called in for a search and rescue. Much better to prevent it!
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