Even the small villages have a town plaza, i.e. town “square” (same shape as Times Square). I suppose the kids would get bored with this in a short time.
Coastal panorama
Mystery Bottles
We don’t have any idea what’s going on with these plastic bottles in the window. Any ideas?
Coffee in glasses
Sometimes they ask whether you want a cup or a glass. Sometimes the cup one is small and the grande is in a glass. Another thing I don’t understand. The glass was too hot to hold comfortably. I would have said the cup is the best technology for hot liquids. Why use a glass?
Surfboard bench
Mystery court
We saw this court a few days ago by our hotel. It had small stands (3 rows) on three sides. Yesterday we saw another one, this one a little worse for wear.
We can’t figure out what game they might be for. A challenge for you super searchers out there.
Zero Mile Day
Post by Wynette: We are spending a luxurious day off in San Vicente de la Barquera. We had important business to take care of: 1) laundry and 2) buy a phone charger (Charlie’s stopped working), 3) relax.
We love the self-service laundries in Spain. You can usually find them in towns with a population of a few thousand. Soap is included and added automatically so that is convenient.
We found a decent phone charger at the China store. Just about every town of any size has a China store. They are run by immigrants from China and usually don’t close for siesta. They sell a little bit of everything (un poco de todo, I couldn’t resist saying that, I love to say that in Spanish).
We are sitting in the bar where we had breakfast. They have good coffee and wifi. Such a luxury to get to come back to a place that you like.
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