The ride up to Montjuïc.
Very convincing advertising.
At the Miró Foundation.
An accidental Miró found on the sidewalk on the way out....
At the MNAC, National Catalonia Art Museum... quite a collection!
Ouch!
Love this one by Casas.
I like to think of these two, above and below, getting ready to see each other.
Rosalía and Picasso.
The View from atop Montjuïc.
Cris.
Emili and Rosalía take a spin on his motorcycle.
Street performers.
Raul's Cousin, Liena, and her daughter Lia meet up with us along las Ramblas.
More of Gaudí's work-- la Casa Batlló.
More accidental Miró.
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Thursday, July 26, 2012
Sunday, July 15, 2012
Pide un Deseo
Breakfast.
Lots of strange flora.
One of the most delicious things-- Galician tuna empanadas.
Now THIS is a great way to travel.
With mommy.
La Rosa.
Feigning disdain, as usual.
Make a wish....
An horreo, or grain store, for storing corn and other crops.
At the Castro de Baroña, from the first century BCE, where the archeological remains of this ancient civilization rests upon a magnificent peninsula.
A very special place.
Lotsa yoga photos.
Amigas, mamá and Maribel.
Out on the peninsula, close to steep and rocky drops to the ocean, Rosalía had a moment of paranoia and perched up on this rock. It's amazing to imagine that people lived out here, practically on the ocean.
For Abuela Inés.
Reminiscent of the main image from my Gracias por su visita thesis exhibition.
Wild horses.
A view of the bay.
Family photo.
Our ride!
Lots of strange flora.
One of the most delicious things-- Galician tuna empanadas.
Now THIS is a great way to travel.
With mommy.
La Rosa.
Feigning disdain, as usual.
Make a wish....
An horreo, or grain store, for storing corn and other crops.
At the Castro de Baroña, from the first century BCE, where the archeological remains of this ancient civilization rests upon a magnificent peninsula.
A very special place.
Lotsa yoga photos.
Amigas, mamá and Maribel.
Out on the peninsula, close to steep and rocky drops to the ocean, Rosalía had a moment of paranoia and perched up on this rock. It's amazing to imagine that people lived out here, practically on the ocean.
For Abuela Inés.
Reminiscent of the main image from my Gracias por su visita thesis exhibition.
Wild horses.
A view of the bay.
Family photo.
Our ride!
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