the late twentieth century the village, like many in rural Portugal, has suffered a decline in population as its inhabitants have moved to the coastal cities to find employment. Others have found work further afield in other European countries such as France. More recently many have found work in the United Kingdom, particularly in the Epsom area. It's not unusual to hear a native of the village speaking English with an accent typical of England's Home Counties. During the summer holidays, many former villagers who are now based elsewhere in Europe return to their Portuguese roots, swelling the population considerably. Heritage Pillory of Cabeção Torrinha do Castelo (Chapel) Photos Fluviarium Gameiro Ecological Park Dolmens: Monte da Ordem Photos Monte da Gonçala Chapel Photos Watermills: Duque, Arieireira, Madeira, Catarino Facts Cabeção is known for its Sport fishing tracks, and by its wine, made in small wine cellars and clay vases, using traditional methods. Part of the location is integrated into the Natura 2000 network, due to its importance as a natural habitat and source of biodiversity. References External links Vila de Cabeção Câmara Municipal de Mora Freguesias of Mora, Portugal