Another beautiful day in the city of Barcelon. Victoria and I found a wonder hostel called paraiso travellers. After check in we had head on plans to make it to the beach. It was crowded but no less astonishing. I took a swim in the suprisingly warm Mediterranean waters; but was chilled by the wind and the Luke warm 70° air when coming out. Although the sand warmed my skin back up. I wished Victoria had joined for the swim but she was content enjoying the view, snapping some pics, getting her picture taken, and occasionally dipping her feet in. While on the beach I saw an amazing slack-line crew! They are true acrobats the way they flip, spin and gracefully catch their balance again – perfectly supporting themselves on a 2 inch wide line hung up between two trees about 4 feet from the ground. Whoa.
Victoria and I made dinner tonight: carmalized onion in basil olive oil, chorizo, and mozzarella cheese pasta with a mixed green salad including tomatoes, avocados, goat cheese with lemon, garlic and basil olive oil dressing. We shares with a new friend from Colombia, Nicholas who offered a friendly personality, good conversation and a bottle of sweet red wine.
I will be posting my Spanish phone number tomorrow.
Also in will be getting to the bottom of my technical difficulties with uploading photos and will hopefully post my first photo dump tomorrow as well.
Hope all is going well for all my other fellow pilgrim companions. I’m missing everyone back home, expect post cards soon. Good night Spain wanderers and good afternoon all my lovely peeps back in Washington, Oregon and Arizona.
Buen Camino to all and a buen Camino it has so far been!
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Bayonne, France to St. Jean Pied de Port
Sleep deprived and many train rides but I have finally made it to France! The city of Bayonne is more beautiful than Barcelona.