Os Pachorras

Alentejo

‘Pachorra’ means patience.
The word conveys the ability to endure challenges, discomfort, and hardship with calm and resilience. A group of motorcycling friends adopted it as the name of their club. Now, it stands boldly in the Alentejo landscape—a gentle reminder for all who travel through.

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