Club Mar Blau Aparts Hotel Son Bou

... chatting to a beer drinking customer of the café stall next door (I wish I had the camera instead of Kim who was now lost somewhere deeper in the throes of the market). The choice and variety in such a small area is staggering. You could happily stock you kitchen fresh fruit, veg, seafood, poultry, beef, pork, pheasant, rabbit and other game as well as top quality Jamón(ham), sausage and cheese ...

... into the building, like putting palm fronds onto a building and lavender on the church. And he looked at how plants and trees grow and how crystals are formed to decide how to build the church - some of the columns look like tree trunks. He used real people as models for lots of the sculptures. He died before he saw the church finished, but they hope to finish it by 2050! I can bring my ...

So just got to tan a bit and went to use the internet. Ange and amanda wrote on my wall (thanks for the london tips amanda) amd ,att msgd me ha the "maybe" part. I updated some of the blog and the after usin the net for longer than an hour the guy only charged me ...

... arrive in Santiago de Compostela around the 30th or the 31st, which in 5 days AFTER their huge annual festival (we decided to skip that chaos and mayhem.) I don't know how often we'll be able to get internet access, but it might not be until we reach the end. We promise to write and let you all know how it was and any deep thoughts or revelations we have along the way.

... I have to get uthed to. The Spaniards/Catalans pronounce their "s" as "th". That might be the perfect solution for all the children with lisps out there. Send them to Spain and what was once an insecurity suddenly turns into the common bond! I've been in Spain for four days now. After 1 two-hour car ride, 4 plane rides, 3 layovers, 2 train rides and a 15 minute walk in less than 29 hours (for a free ticket using only 50,000 frequent flyer miles J), I am ...

... around as if something was about to happen. And after we had a short conversation with some Japanese guys who were trying to practice their English (they, like us, were wondering if anything was going to happen), it started. Suddenly the crowd was split in two and an alley formed for... the parade! Or whatever you want to call it. The giant people and animal costumes we had seen earlier were now manned ...

... or textiles works. The permanent collection contains more than ten thousand of works, mostly drawings and paintings. Some of Miro's early work is realistic, but the most famous pieces are in his signature symbolic style, featuring stars, women and birds in striking proportions, colors and shapes. You can also admire some temporary exhibitions: A body without limits until the 27th of January 2008 ...

... s guts, though, the views from the arched windows and narrow bridge walks captivated us, and stole several picture slots from our cameras as we gaped at the sea of rooftops for miles around. And here is a shot down the center of a spiral staircase; it reminds me of a nautilus shell. And here is a stained glass window. And here is a shot from the spires from a dove's perspective as ...

Last stop in Spain, Barcelona! Ok, 1/2 a day in Barcelona goes really quickly... have a look at the time... yep, I'm in an internet cafe at 1.30am! Ridiculous! Today I put my bag straight into my room (a much nicer room compared to the last thank goodness) & went straight to the Tourist Bus Stop! Yep, I was on the top level of the bright coloured tourist bus with my camera out pretty much the ...

... ESU a long time ago, I´m sorry there couldn´t be a better story behind the t-shirt sighting but at least he let me get a picture to document the surprising event! I also visited the Museu de Xocolata (The Chocolate Museum!), Las Ramblas, Mercat de la Boqueria, Monument a Colom, Rambla del Mar, Port Vell,Arc de Triumph (the Barcelonian Version)...don´t worry, I have written explanations for these places with the pictures!