Trip - Portugal/Spain - by train (II)
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The document summarizes a trip taken by train from Portugal to Spain. It details travel from Mira de Aire to Entroncamento by car in 34 minutes, then from Entroncamento to Madrid by train taking 9 hours and 31 minutes and costing 21.80 Euros. It also lists travel from Madrid to Malaga the next day by train, departing at 7:35, arriving at 10:00, and taking 2 hours and 25 minutes and costing 35.10 Euros. The document concludes by mentioning "Our Team" and listing names.
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