Monday, 9 August 2010
Back in Blighty!
Above: Parc Guell mosaic wavy seat, Barcelona. Gaudi - crafter on a grand scale!
Here we are - back in good ole Blighty where its guarenteed to rain or be cloudy for several days a week!
Mel's expected back any time now from Sorrento and I cant wait to take a look at her holiday snaps! Capri, Pompeii, Amalfi Coast etc .... mmmmm.
In the meantime, I have a small collection of photos from our Spanish adventure to show you - as a starter!
We stayed in San Miguel de Salinas where my mother in law lives and then travelled to Peniscola before finally reaching Barcelona - the city of colourful and wavy architecture by Gaudi.
Above: Peniscola - pretty streets inside the castle walls. Seated moody teenager optional!
Above: Typical street inside the castle walls. Peniscola
Above: Beach - Nightmare?
Above: Cave Houses in San Miguel de Salinas
Above: View from home terrace across the salt lakes!
Above: One of the Gaudi designed houses in Barcelona
Above: La Rambla and two odd balls walking it!
Above: One of the Plaza's off La Rambla and ma familia
Above: There are many "living statues" on La Rambla - this one made me jump out of my skin!
Above: Pensicola castle in the sunset.
Above: Parc Guell - another mosaic and wavy creation by Gaudi - crafting on a big scale!
Above: La Pedrera - what kind of furniture would you use here? Not Ikea!
Above: All You Knit it Love. A shop that was closed for August but rather took our fancy!
Above: The gothic quarter and my particular favourite place in Barcelona. Narrow, ancient streets with washing hung out to dry. You can shake hands across the street with your neighbours!
Above: Segrada Familiar. Gaudi's cathedral is still being built more than 100 years on!
There are literally hundreds more photos but I'll pop my favourites on here from time to time!
I have already created a photobook with PosterXXL (as I had a voucher worth £20) and I intend to scrap some moments from the holiday when I have some time.
Now - has my sister arrived back in Blighty yet?
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I love Barcelona, your photos are gorgeous and make me very envious!
ReplyDeleteI love Gaudi's work and will one day visit Barcelona. :)
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