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I shoot landscape when we take trips to interesting cities and towns in the EU and have been able to fully pay for most of the trips through sales I have made of prints of the shots. A few suggestions. First, seriously consider used gear. Much cheaper and can get some great deals on cameras and lenses. I get most of my gear from an online store, MPB. Here's the link: LINK
I currently shoot with a Nikon 810 and for lenses I have a wide angle art glass from Sigma and a multi use lens from Nikor. All purchased from MPB. You could probably buy all three with the budget you have,
Also, use the best place you can find to make reproductions. I have used White Hall for the past 3 years with excellent results. They also have an online option. www.whitehall.com.
I get most of my sales from having my photos displayed at bars/restaurants. Some of them will do it for free, a few will wants a 5-10% commission off of any sale. For photo editing, I use a software program from Luminar Neo. Very user friendly.

Very doable - been to Portugal numerous times over the past 5 years. A few places you should try during your trip: in Porto, there's a great very small bar, that is owned by the family of a small winery and is the only place, outside of several restaurants, where the wine is sold. Bar is called Morro d' amores, and is up a hill at Rua da Bainharia n. 99.
In Lisbon, there is a fantastic place that specializes in Mozambique food, Canto do Aziz. Its a small, casual place but the seafood is outstanding.

He got a ton of buzz during the few practices he was able to work at before the injury. \it wasn't anything that should effect him once fully healed and he's apparently cleared for all camp activities. Will be a nice bonus to what was already a stellar draft last year.

Add Lenny Wilkins to that list, as a player and a coach (and simultaneously).

I had no idea that it was used at the end for some high school games - thought the last game was the TU - Ole Miss game that had been rescheduled from earlier in the year due to a hurricane threat. But, according to this link, the actual last game there was one between De La Salle and Rummel.
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Wow! Def has the feel of the concession area. My family had Saints' season tickets for every year that they played at Tulane, and also went to many Tulane college games. Great work!

Interestingly, the guy who had the best overall career of the 4, Palmer, was the last of the group to get to 20.

I give you the late, great, Joe Don Looney.
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I have not been to that part of Portugal, so nothing first hand I can give on it = but, both Spain and Portugal have some great local government websites that are usually filled with info re places of interest to visit there. I'd start with that resource and then just do a deeper dive from it, if needed.

If it happens, it will mark the return of professional basketball to New Orleans.

Most beautiful:
1. Seville, Spain - my home for the past 5 years. Unbelievable mix of Spanish and Moorish cultures and architecture.
2. Tie between Lisbon and Porto - beautiful oceanside cities with hill terrains and magnificent architecture
3. Not a large city, but Aix en Provence, France. Feels like you stepped into a fairytale.
Most disappointed
Marseille - my friends in France warned me, but it was on our way to Aix. Its nice close to the water, but just a little bit away from that area and the dirt and stench consumes everything.