The one thing I had to do in Lisbon was try ginjinha, my new friend told me.
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For a drink that’s so difficult to consume correctly, sidra sure goes down easy.
The monks on the ground nonchalantly wrap the rope around my waist and before I know it the monk at the top is pulling me up the 50-foot cliff.
Members of Twelve Tribes meet every Friday to 'reason': exchange ideas, eat, smoke herb, and just generally chill out with fellow Rastas,
