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| We went out and said "This is just for coffee" Then we came home with an empanada, two types of bread and a variety of fruit and veg. |
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| A wedding was about to kick off at the town hall. |
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| I love door handles and knobs, this one is no exception. It just glows. |
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| Classic granny action. |
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| These are residents of a city centre based retirement home, they were fantastic. Full of good humour, energy and complaints too. |
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| The big H of the harbour. |
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| Why not a pool next to the sea? |
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| Some amazing 70s glass door work. |
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| We ducked home for lunch to eat the empanada. We were grilled by the granny selling them to ensure we knew what was in it. This is a zamburiña, a type of scallop. And honestly one of the greatest things I have ever eaten. |
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| The variety of dried fruit you can find is impressive. |
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| Again, a bakery I couldn't not stop at! |
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| Beach slugs. |
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| I really like this photo not because of a girl in a bikini, but the sand around her feet where the water is pushed away. |
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| The shorefront of the city. |
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| We continue to collect very small samples of sand from beaches which mean something to us. The one below the world's oldest lighthouse was a given. |
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| Prawn and lighthouse. |
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| The day was awash with enjoyment. |
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