This blog post is part of a series. There are Barcelona in Black and White, Barcelona in Black and White, Again, Barcelona in Stunning Colour and Barcelona in Colour II. This is the third part.
Some of you may recall seeing this place, around the corner from the hotel:
That’s Casa Batlló Gaudi, which in English means ‘Batlló’s Gaudi House’ because Mr Batlló commissioned him to make a nice house and this… Walt Disney mushroom-dream is what he got. We didn’t go in but apparently you can.
This blog post is part of a series. There is Barcelona in Black and White, Barcelona in Black and White, Again and Barcelona in Stunning Colour, of which this is the second part.
Oh god it’s early. We have met up with our local friends and we are on the train to Girona. As explained to me, this place is famous for:
I can attest to all three. We caught an early train to go about 100km out of town.
You can read a little more about the place in Barcelona in Black and White elsewhere on this good blog.
It’s Catalonian National Day, so the streets are decorated with yellow and red, which explains this at the breakfast buffet.
Regular readers will have already digested Barcelona in Black and White and that gives most of the story. I’ve been so lazy with this that Barcelona in Black and White, Again, is already out. I did take colour photos, with my phone, and I present them here for your education and amusement.
Continue reading “Barcelona, in Stunning Colour”Here is the final entry to the Australia 2023 trilogy, in which shopping is performed, signs are seen and oysters are eaten.
It’s December 31, 2023. Goodbye 2023, you bastard! Hopefully your brethren will be better. Sachie flies out tomorrow and I go on the second.
That’s Victoria Market. It’s a big tourist draw for its excellent produce but we came to buy tourist tat for the folks back in Siam The Kingdom Thailand. Sachie came along because she heard you can buy a dozen oysters cheap and eat them right in front of the stall-keeper all the while maintaining eye-contact with him. Likes her oysters, she does.
This post is part of a series:
Australia 2024: Melbs
Australia 2024: Point Lonsdale and Points Beyond
Australia in B&W
Australia 2024: Zoo & Art
About two years late but better than never, here is the final chapter of our Georgia triptych. You’ll have to go back a few posts to find parts one and two but I’ll add a callout or something later.
After a big yesterday of driving all over Georgia it was time to head back to Tbilisi and that means another Bolt! trip. We wanted to get a little before leaving so Sachie wanted to go back to the market where there were some exchange booths. But first, breakfast.
That’s at the fancy café around the corner, the serve beer at 10am, if you ask them to. Miss Sachie did so.
Continue reading “Dan went down to Georgia: Part III”
