Like yesterday's storyboard, this one is built of pictures of typical Spanish 'things'
(sorry, I am looking for a better word in English but don't succeed)
The first one is near a museum shop where all kind of local products were being sold. The vehicle is a typical agricultural appearance and quite handy on the small roads and terraces of the vineyards.
When we were ready to continue our trip, we had to cross this bridge. There are lots of these old bridges in our neighborhood. They cross the usually dry 'barancs', but in time of rain need all the height to enable you to drive there
Ah, siesta time in the village. Everything is quiet, all tiny little shops closed, except for the bars and terraces. Very, very Spanish!!
This mural had the quality of a 'tromp d'oeuil', so realistic with the market stalls...
At the end of day 1 we arrived at our final destination and got a glimpse of the 'grandeur' of the place!
More on that in the next issue, see you!
Regina
1 comment:
I think it would be nice if we could have siesta in some of our small downtown cities...everyone needs to stop and quiet down. Beautiful photos.
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