Cordoba
We needed to vacate the apartment by ten . . . and we did. Somewhere yesterday I had misplaced my hat – either on the seat outside the Cathedral (so probably long gone) or in a shop we had visited. …
Valencia
A short walk to the bus station . . . in fact with Barcelona’s system of one-way streets, a bus or taxi would take just as long. Our seats were upstairs which gave a great view in front and to…
Exploring Barcelona
Coffee, some fruit and a delicious potato from a deli along the way – roasted to perfection in olive oil till crisp on the base and sprinkled with pepper . . . so simple . . . so tasty. Sagrada…
Barcelona Arrival
Flavia buzzed us in. The ancient caged elevator with wooden doors steadfastly refused to budge, no matter how many times the button was pushed or the doors adjusted, so we hitched up the bags and trudged upwards . . .…
On the way to Barcelona
Two months parking at the airport was beyond exorbitant and as it appeared BC Transit had a bus running on Sunday we elected for that route. WRONG. Only Monday through Saturday. Kevin to the rescue . . . he kindly…
Carmona
Hasta Luego. See you toward the end of October.
Seville
Hasta Luego. See you toward the end of October.
Jerez de la Frontera
We’ve got our tickets for the show. How The Andalusian Horses Dance