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¿Are we in Rome? ¡No, Just Tarragona!
... on our way to Valencia outside the city. Of course, Zack and I saw many similar structures during our time in Rome and Italy, but mom and dad were thrilled to be walking on streets and seeing buildings that had lasted thousands of years. From my perspective it was very interesting to see how efficient and structured the Romans were. We all learn that fact in school, but then to see ...
The Baixada de l'Aliga
... to have arrived on a boat from the US and having disembarked, found the city to their liking and as a consequence, thrived.
The Cucafera has a problem too. She’s too wide. Tarragona’s official marsh monster with the famous snapping jaws wanted to join in the Baixada de l’Aliga this year, but her application was turned down by the city council who decided that she would represent a health and safety risk whilst trying to negotiate ...
Vis Mig in the morning, castles at night
... with the Commons. I'm pretty certain that we could hear Little Terns as well from time to time but we couldn't locate them.
On the route back to the city centre we came upon a bakery that had some of the multi-coloured 'festival cakes' on display. James had tried a green one last year so I felt honour bound to go for a red one. It was ... sweet. Very. Julie's turn in 2013 I reckon and only one colour to go.
Amongst the events planned for tonight was ...
Santa Tecla
... have a few rooms with balconies and square views and during the Santa Tecla festival you really should have one, so no big surprise, really.
Taxis in Tarragona are expensive, certainly compared with where I live and definitely compared with Barcelona. I have no idea why this should be. Perhaps there are too many and there are long waits between fares but we have noted before how costly short journeys are. We were to take a couple of much longer trips whilst in Barcelona ...
On the road again
... inside. Don't think he made it out: ( Tarragona was vey big with a medieval area and a small beach and working port. We had a wander around, stopped for a drink and tapas, a few beers and we were done in. Coffee in a pavement cafe before setting off for France the following ...
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