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The São Bento Train Station is an attraction onto itself, with 20,000 azulejos tiles in the entrance hall showing scenes from Portuguese history.

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Matt Bolch spent his early career as a journalist, before meeting and marrying a tenured English professor with health benefits, which allowed him to work for himself. He's co-owner and principal at Landscape Creative, a marketing communications firm. Marilynn Richtarik is a professor of English at Georgia State University, where she specializes in 20th century English and Irish literature. Their son, Declan, is a seventh-grader who enjoys football (the world kind) in all of its forms. Marilynn won a Fulbright Scholarship to Queen’s University Belfast, and we will be living in Belfast and traveling through Europe between January-July 2017.

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