Did I go all the way to Lisbon to see trams, and not bring back some souveniers? Don't be daft!
Ryanair luggauge limits, obviously reduce the amount of tat I can put in my suitcase. Useful, as there is a LOT of tat for sale in the city.
However, I wasn't going to come away entirely empty-handed. So, in the middle, we have an Atlas originals tram bought before the holiday in an Oxford Diescast sale. I like the Atlas trams, it was cheap, and meant I didn't have to find space on the plane. Handy, as there wasn't one for sale in the city itself. Oh no. Nothing nearly as accurate...
At the front, a fridge magnet, to join my collection including the train from Switzerland.
Behind that, a little model, complete with a bit of overhead, for my mate Tim. He's passed on a couple of little Australian trams from trips, so I return the favour.
And at the back, a drawing (print) bought in the market, from the artist. I took a photo of him, and will stick it on the back. There's quite a bit of art featuring trams, and some of it is quite fun. I liked this as it's small (A5) and different from anything in the tat shops.
I did manage to avoid the horrors such as models with bogies though! Maybe next time.
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Don't forget this https://www.bildrum.se/lisboa.htm
That looks fun. Fiddly though.
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