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The Tuna Run - Tavira Portugal

Posted in Curiosities, History by Algarvio on May 8th, 2008

Thanks to Andrew from FlashgunFilms who left a comment in the contact section of my site. There is a movie about the Tuna Fish industry in Tavira and its Golden era. Here is the Youtube version:

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