Spain — Thanksgiving 2010
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November 18th – 29th, 2010
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We just arrived and Barbara plans our next step.
First sight getting off the bus at Plaça de Catalunya.
Drinking from the Fountain of the Canaletes means you’ll return to Barcelona.
Living Statues will pose for a coin.
A coal miner in Barcelona?
Buying a bird on the Ramblas is a Spanish tradition.
La Boqueria market is full of stalls seling meat, fish, and produce.
“Jamon”, ham, is a big deal in Spain. Note the many varieties.
Juan, who has appeared in Rick Steves’s video signed our guidebook.
Care for an egg? The heck with chickens!
or Fish?
or Octopus?
Lobo Bar had great upscale tapas. Note the cool lamp, made from a book.
Celebrating its 224th anniversary.
Odd tiles at Restaurant Cullerettes.
Restaurant Cullerettes serves the humble and the famous!
A Spanish movie star? Striking!
Who says you can’t get salads in Spain. This one was delicious.
Bullfight poster from 1914.
Café Granja Viader celebrates their favorite cows that provided whipped cream for all their creations.
A little light rain while in the Gothic Quarter.
Barcelona Cathedral in the Gothic Quarter.
St. Lucia giving her eyes to God.
St. George and the Dragon—a popular theme in Italy and Spain.
Kneeling before Queen Isabella.
The natives brought from New World were baptized here—a bit of history.
Who are the captives and who are the spectators?
There are always 13 geese in memory of patron saint Eulàlia.
Roman remains in the Gothic Quarter.
Saturday night and everyone is out!
La Gavina where Barbara had great Paella.
Sagrada Familia, Gaudi’s masterpiece. It is still under construction after 100 years.
The Passion Facade.
The passion.
The glorious interior. The pink columns are stronger stone to support the proposed central spire.
Looking down when coming down from the Nativity Facade.
Mary.
Still under active construction.
One of the spires with glass in concrete.
We’re on the bridge between the spires.
Looking down at the people looking up!
Scafolding.
Looking down a spiral staircase, that starts at a spire.
Alms for the poor.
Emblems representing Matthew, Mark, Luke & John.
Christ above the altar...
...looking at the holy spirit.