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Spain 2025

Since I had to cut my Patagonia trip short, my wanderlust ramped back up. I chose the Catalonia/Costa Brava, Menorca, and Barcelona regions of Spain for this trip, saving Andalucia and Mallorca for a 2026 trip that Tom & I hope to take together. Read more
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    May 11, 2025
    Janice GuimondSpain 2025Traveler
    Welcome to Girona!
    Airport selfie -- happy to be on the road again 😊Street full of art projectsReminds me of AZ 🌵Iconic view from the Pont d'en Gómez bridgeIconic view from the Pont d'en Gómez bridgePont d'en Gómez bridge decorated for the Flower FestivalBeautifully decorated balcony😊Cathedral steps decorated for the Flower FestivalBeautiful Butterfly!!Gate / Walled OldTownGreat Wall of Girona 😉Walking the Wall1Bad hair after 20 hours of travel, but the flowers look great!1So much to work with, like beautiful stone walls & stepsAll red!1Colorful fabric art piece

    Made it to Girona!

    May 12 in Spain ⋅ ☁️ 70 °F

    Planes, Trains, and Automobiles complete! Nice to have the travel overwith. I was pleasantly surprised to arrive in Girona to the sights and smells of flowers...everywhere! Turns out it is their annual 8-day Festival of Flowers this week -- so fun! Reminds me of the Dayton's annual flowers show in downtown Minneapolis, but spread out across a whole town and with a historic backdrop. 💐🌸🌹Read more

  • Janice GuimondSpain 2025Traveler
    1Street art by Blazy
    Artist (Blazy) at workColorful bike shopColorful bike shop"Flower Season"Tulip display in the basement of the CathedralThe Cathedral basement is only open one week per year - for the Flower Festival!Cool to see the Cathedral Basement all decked out!1View of St. Feliu Basilica from Cathedral, at sunsetCathedral - side entranceThe Girona area is a popular bicycling destinationInteresting flower arrangement up these stepsBasilica Steps1Cheers!! I just love this! SO creative & amazing!1Wider angle - so cool!One of the Flower Festival stops is a house in the Jewish quarter. Interesting to walk through.

    More Girona pics 😊

    May 12 in Spain ⋅ ☀️ 61 °F

    Lots of photos ops here in Girona. I love colorful street paintings, but this was the first time I got to meet the artist. 'Blazy' was adding his signature block to his work when I was there. He said it's not quite finished but I love the colors. After dinner I took advantage of the long daylight hours to walk more of the city -- still busy but a few less people 🙂.Read more

  • Janice GuimondSpain 2025Traveler
    Me and a flowery bike lady, although you can't see her bike in this pic 😉.
    The Onyar River...brown from rain runoff/sedimentMy apartment is in the yellow building.1There (see arrow) 😊. River on one side, Old Town on the other.Looking up at the side of the CathedralSant Pere de Galligants MonasterySant Pere de Galligants Monastery (now a Museum)More colorful flower-related stuff. I know...I can't resist!This one is unique...1...love the three bearsPont de les Peixateries Velles (Eiffel Bridge), normally red in color.Designed by Gustave Eiffel before his famed tower. It is wrapped in yellow for the Flower Festival.Ballesteries Street1Love this color1Not just flowers...some dudes too 😊1A couple of clowns 😉And some more charactersThe Roman BathsThe Roman BathsEiffel Bridge at Dusk1Courtyard of the Caramany Palace (now an Event Center), decorated for the Flower Festival.2Roman Baths, decorated for Flower Fest. Pretty cool structure.

    Girona Day 2

    May 13 in Spain ⋅ ☀️ 57 °F

    Whew...the old bones are sore today! I am not used to all of the stairs and walking on cobbled/stone streets. Plus, my elevator-less apartment is five flights up a tiny narrow stairwell, and it took me a while to get up to it yesterday with my luggage! Another gorgeous morning and early afternoon, then a late afternoon shower. I wonder if that's how it typically rolls in this area? Even more crowded with Flower Festival tourists today, most arriving by tour bus. I checked out more of the Flower stuff, but then skedadled to the outskirts of town to walk, away from the throngs 😊.Read more

  • Janice GuimondSpain 2025Traveler
    1Another beautiful day for the Flower Festival!
    1Pretty courtyardPretty palm1Me! Enjoying one last Girona walkabout.2A rare treat for me - delicious chocolate croissantFloral display enroute to the hotelBeautiful historic hotel in Old Town1Fellow cyclist Bonnie's visor -- I love it and need one of these 😉.1Walking the Walls one last time after our test ride.1Whew -- kind of swanky for little old me 😊. A special treat for our Welcome dinner.I started taking pics of the food (mostly for Tom😊)......but only got 2 of the 7 starters. This was excellent!1I chose the sea bass for my entree -- it was so good!1Sharing this little room video I shot for Tom. A mix of old stone + new technology.

    Last day in Girona, Day 1 of Cycle Tour

    May 14 in Spain ⋅ ☁️ 68 °F

    Today I checked out of my Girona apartment and checked in to the cycle tour hotel ("Hotel Historic"). What a unique and beautiful stone building with a mix of old stone and new technology (e.g. the shower was controlled with a touchpad, not faucet handles!) -- loved it. Had some free time before meeting the group, so got the last of my Flower Festival fix, and enjoyed a chocolate croissant (something I never eat, except for a treat when in Europe). Met the group and ExperiencePlus! guides at 2pm for bike fitting and a test ride. There are 11 fellow riders -- a good group of folks -- and three guides. We are using a mix of bikes, between traditional road & hybrid, vs eRoad & eHybrid. I chose a regular hybrid for this tour, foregoing an eBike. A group meeting and snacks preceded our Welcome Dinner at a Michelin restaurant -- yum! A late night (Spanish dinner starts at 8 or 8:30pm), but very fun.Read more

  • Janice GuimondSpain 2025Traveler
    1Passed this mural on a farm building
    1Sculpture in the middle of a roundabout1I made it to the top of the pass! First glimpse of the sea.1Beautiful, curvy descent.Me and Pau (one of our guides)1Reminded me of the California coast...but with very little traffic! Amazing ride!Monastery in Sant Feliu de GuíxolsPau cycling a roundabout - Sant Feliu de Guíxols1Sant Feliu de Guíxols waterfront1Donning my sunscreen sleeves 🙂1Sant Feliu de Guíxols waterfrontSant Feliu de Guíxols waterfrontSant Feliu de Guíxols waterfrontSant Feliu de Guíxols1Gorgeous hiking area1Cala de l'Ametller Nature Preserve1Love these trees!1Camí de Ronda de S'Agaró a Sa Conca (huh?😉)1Camí de Ronda de S'Agaró a Sa Conca1Camí de Ronda de S'Agaró a Sa Conca2'Relive' 3D Video of today's ride.

    Costa Brava Cycle Tour - Day 2

    May 15 in Spain ⋅ ☁️ 61 °F

    Stoked to get back in the saddle, today's ride did not disappoint! We started right from the cobbled streets of our hotel, made our way to the countryside, climbed switchbacks to the highest point in the region, and descended down to the craggy wild coast. The last third of the route once the sea came into view was gorgeous and memorable. I was proud to do the 38 miles (with >3,000' of elevation gain) without an eBike. Felt great after a few days without cycling.Read more

  • Janice GuimondSpain 2025Traveler
    1Scenic pedestrian bridge at the waterfront in Palamos
    1Palamos1PalamosPalamos (getting my flower fix 😊)Palamos waterfrontMichael, Jim, me, & Mary Kay at the Palamos waterfrontPalamos waterfrontMarina near PalamosWild poppies lined many roadsides. Brilliant color - small example here.Palafrugell, where I met 82-year old Manuel.1Market in PalafrugellWheat field and village1The remarkable medieval village of PalsThe remarkable medieval village of PalsThe remarkable medieval village of PalsFlowers everywhere in PalsSo fun to explore these streetsA gorgeous setting in Pals2The remarkable medieval village of PalsMartina, Jim, me, Debbie, Mary Kay, MichaelPalamos waterfront

    Cycle Tour Day 3

    May 16 in Spain ⋅ ☀️ 66 °F

    Ooh another excellent day. It was an easier 30-mile ride today (~1,600' elevation) but with many beautiful stops -- so I was out for over six hours. The first part along the coast was so beautiful, on another brilliant sunny day. Hated to head inland, but that brought some pretty villages to explore. I had a great cultural interaction while resting on a bench on the main square in Palafrugell. I met an 82-year old local -- a retired physician who spoke decent English -- and we chatted for about 20 minutes. Too much to post here, but it was a very interesting conversation and a fortunate experience. Pretty countryside followed, and we ended up in a quiet medieval village. Really an excellent day on the bike! Fun group dinner that included a little farm museum, wine, and olive oil tasting. Our group is really meshing well. So fun talking with all of these folks, and our guides too. Still working on an elusive group photo 😉.Read more

  • Janice GuimondSpain 2025Traveler
    Monells
    Anna & David (Potters)David made this piece so quickly and expertly.2Even I got a turn!That's me!1Archeological RuinsArcheological Ruins1View from Archeological RuinsArcheological RuinsHa! This gal was the honoree of a bridal shower1Hotel poolHotel pool - such a striking blue, contrasting with the greenery.Back of the hotel in MonellsJonas (guide) with his guitar, serenading us and leading a singalong 😊Wine tasting at the hotelMonells at duskMonells at duskPau & Jonas playing chess poolside - a rare break for them.1So blessed with amazing weather!1Olive oil tasting (pic from the night before)11Hotel Arcs de Monells

    Cycle Tour Day 4

    May 17 in Spain ⋅ ☀️ 64 °F

    We arrived at the Hotel Arcs de Monells yesterday, for two nights. So, we didn't have to pack up this morning -- yay! Set out on a beautiful morning (yes...yet again!!) and after cycling through two lovely medieval villages we stopped for a pottery experience. This was a local couple (David & Anna) who do custom ceramics for restaurants and others. They showed us the smaller of their two studios (on the ground floor of their home) and explained and demonstrated the process. I even got to make a piece using the pottery wheel, and it was really fun! We continued on and toured some ruins (kind of a snoozer), then finished the loop ride, had lunch, and relaxed a bit by the pool. After our group meeting, we had a fun wine tasting event at the hotel. Not exhausted today, as I only rode 22 miles. 😊Read more

  • Janice GuimondSpain 2025Traveler
    1A stone arch bridge along the way.
    1Along the route...1Art in the middle of a roundabout1Back to the sea!1Another brilliant day!Debbie & Jim1Beach access1Greek ruins1Ruins museum buildingRoman ruins1Ruins museum buildingRuins museum buildingGreek ruinsLunch stop1Yummy saladCadaques1Cadaques at night1Cadaques (photo credit to Michael)1Cadaques (our seaside hotel)2Today's route

    Cycle Tour Day 5

    May 18 in Spain ⋅ ☀️ 63 °F

    Today was our longest cycling day of the tour, with a 50-mile route. Full disclosure, I chose the optional shuttle at mile 42, to avoid a long climb on a narrow/curvy/busy road at the very end. Still, 42 miles was a good distance for me. The weather yet again was sunny...can't quite believe our good fortune with the weather, particularly because when I looked at the forecast a week prior to the tour start, it was full of rain and had me a bit discouraged. Our ride took us through the countryside, to some seaside Greek/Roman ruins, inland again, and then to the bustling seaside town of Cadaques. Dinner was a traditional Catalan meal, with a view.Read more

  • Janice GuimondSpain 2025Traveler
    1Cap de Creus - enroute to the lighthouse
    Cap de CreusThis is not Split Rock! 😉 The lighthouse needs some paint.Cap de CreusCap de CreusCap de Creus1Coastal view near Cadaques1Hotel pool. I had it nearly to myself!Statue atop Salvador Dali's house.1Electrical box at Salvador Dali's house - painted by a local artistSalvador Dali's houseSalvador Dali's houseSalvador Dali's housePau (Menorca), Bonnie & Greg (Washington, D.C.)Jim & Debbie (Bay Area, CA)Debbie, Jim & Mary Kay (Rochester, NY)Martina (Czech Republic), Roxanne & Jim (Las Vegas, NV)Mark & Denise (Las Vegas, NV) and Michael (Cape Cod, MA)2Me!😊1Jonas (Lisbon, Portugal)2Enroute to lighthouse2At the lighthouse

    Cycle Tour Day 6

    May 19 in Spain ⋅ ☁️ 64 °F

    Today was an optional rest day in Cadaques, particularly for the 12-day riders. For me though, I didn't need a rest, as I am doing the 8-day tour. The optional ride was short but hilly, to Cap de Creus -- the most easterly point of Spain on the Iberian Peninsula and a protected National Park. The landscape is green and full of craggy rocks. I was one of only three to do the ride, and really enjoyed it. In the afternoon (after a little nap by the pool 😉), I toured Salvador Dali's house. Not a big fan of his surrealist work, but he was renowned internationally and in his summer home of Cadaques. Also...barring the elusive group photo, I'm posting individual pics of the group, from dinner the previous night 😊.Read more

  • Janice GuimondSpain 2025Traveler
    Our chariot! 😊
    We managed to fit...although Jim decided to forego the boat and cycled over the pass instead!Jim & MichaelMark & Jim (yes -- we had three Jim's on this tour!)LighthouseGreg, Mary Kay, & me...focused on not getting seasick 😉Debbie 😊Another view from the boatI loved this little village of PeraladaPeralada1Salvador Dali Museum - he designed and created this museum himself!Salvador Dali Museum (one of his Cadillac's -- only five of this model were built!)Ceiling in one of the rooms -- painted by DaliOne of his most famous works, recreated in tapestry1Salvador Dali Museum - he worked on the museum for 10 years!Salvador Dali MuseumMichael, Jonas, Debbie, & JimMe! 😊1Jim, Jonas, Dali (😉), me, Jim, & Mary Kay1The whole group -- finally!! Cheers to an excellent tour 🍻🚴‍♀️1The boat ride..... and the cycle ride.

    Cycle Tour Day 7

    May 20 in Spain ⋅ 🌙 70 °F

    We started our day with a boat ride along the coast. Expecting a ferry-style wooden boat, we were flabbergasted when a Zodiac-style showed up instead 😊. We were trying to figure out how they were going to comfortably fit all of us plus four bicycles! But we managed -- and later learned that the boat company had screwed up by double-booking 'our' boat. Unfortunately it was an overcast morning for the boat ride, so the rocks and caves weren't quite as impressive. Still, we've had such amazing weather that I cannot complain. At the end of the boat ride we started our bicycle ride -- a modest 20 miler. That gave us the afternoon to explore Figueres, and our group had a guided tour of the Salvador Dali museum. I'm not a big fan of Dali's surrealist work, nor of museums, but surprisingly I really enjoy the museum tour! Plus, the sky cleared and we had a beautiful sunny afternoon. Later, we had a drink and farewell dinner for the three of us riders (me, Mary Kay & Jim) plus Jonas (guide) who were doing the 8-day rather than 12-day tour. Sad to turn in our bikes and say goodbye to the others! Finally got a group photo though! 😊Read more

  • Janice GuimondSpain 2025Traveler
    1View from my kitchen window -- I don't mind doing dishes here 😉.
    I am on the top level of the building, and the highest up on the hill.Bloque B 😊Living area with a viewHigh up and away from the water, but a great view.1Little welcome boxThe groundsMore of the groundsThe poolView to the west from my deck1Me! Happy to have the travel complete and get settled in for four nights.1Sunset1I reserved a small car, but received this free 'upgrade.'Fortunately, parking has been fine. Plus -- it's a hybrid!SO nice to get laundry done after 11 days of travel & cycling!1Laundry with a view 😉1I'm staying in Son Bou. The two condo towers (built in the 60's) are slated for demo -- too tall!1Cheers to Menorca!2View from the deck. The deck runs the length of the apartment--both bedrooms have access too!Shot this video for Tom (one of three due to the one minute Penguins limit)From the bottom of the hill...my digs1Local wildlife--ha!

    On to Menorca!

    May 21 in Spain ⋅ ☀️ 72 °F

    Sad to leave the cycling group, but the adventure continues as I trade my bike saddle for hiking shoes 😊. Took the train to Barcelona and caught a quick flight to the island of Menorca. My goal was to choose a quiet, scenic place, with good views of the Mediterranean Sea. Menorca, particularly at this time of year, is poised to deliver! I reserved an apartment with a sea view (and a washing machine 😊) and a rental car to explore the island. From the rocky northern coast, to the beaches of the west and the port city in the southeast, this small island is diverse and scenic. The Cami de Cavalls ("Horse Path") is a 115-mile long hiking trail that encircles the island, following its coastline and offering impressive views without hoards of people.Read more

  • Janice GuimondSpain 2025Traveler
    Fornells waterfront
    Fornells waterfrontFornells waterfront - old ruinsFornells waterfront - old ruinsFornells waterfrontFornells waterfrontFornells waterfrontFornells towerFornells towerFornells tower areaFornellsFornellsFornells churchFornells church - I loved the ceiling paintings in this alcove.One alcove paintingAnother alcove paintingFornellsFornells waterfront

    Menorca - Fornells

    May 23 in Spain ⋅ 🌬 66 °F

    Started my day by driving to the village of Fornells. The roads on the island are good. The main roads are two-way traffic, but plenty wide. The secondary roads are narrower and curvy, with a speed limit of 30 Kilometers (about 18 MPH). It's sometimes hard to drive that slow 😉. I spent almost three hours in Fornells, as I found it quite scenic.Read more

  • Janice GuimondSpain 2025Traveler
    1The cutest little refreshment stand ever!
    Ready to hike!1Stunning view enroute to trailheadPhoto opportunity1Photo opportunity 21Trail signBeautiful coastal trail, denoted by these wood markersOne benefit of being here in May -- wildflowers!Cavalleria Beach1Coastal trail1Coastal trailThe dunes are covered in greenMulti-use trailStairway to Cavalleria BeachChrist statue atop El ToroAtop El ToroMonastery/church atop El Toro1Pretty stained glass windows1Pretty stained glass windows2Happy! A very good day!!

    Menorca - North Coast

    May 23 in Spain ⋅ 🌬 68 °F

    After Fornells, I drove to the parking lot of Cavalleria Beach, which also serves as a trailhead for the Cami de Cavalls (115-mile coastal hiking trail). I had to walk to the beach to catch the trail -- aw shucks 😉. Another beautiful Mediterranean beach. The coastline in this area (North part of the island) is mostly craggy/rocky. It was a beautiful hike -- I only saw hikers on this section, no bikes or horses. It would be grueling on a mountain bike (slogging through beach sand, navigating rocky hills, passing through wooden gates, and being distracted by nude sunbathers 🫣), so I'm not surprised. On my way home I stopped at the highest point on the island, which also houses a Monastery. 360° views. This is the kind of day I imagined when I booked this portion of the trip!Read more

  • Janice GuimondSpain 2025Traveler
    Ciutadella
    CiutadellaCiutadellaCiutadella ObeliskCiutadella TowerCiutadellaSpanish FlagCiutadellaCala GaldanaCala Galdana1Cala Galdana (water feature at a mini-golf course 😊).Cala Galdana1Cala GaldanaCoastal Hiking TrailCala GaldanaCala GaldanaCala GaldanaCala Galdana - enough already, right?!😉Cala MitjanetaCala Mitjaneta overlookCala GaldanaCala Mitjaneta

    Menorca - West Coast

    May 24 in Spain ⋅ 🌬 66 °F

    Today was a repeat of yesterday, but in a different area. First was the village of Cuitadella de Menorca, then a coastal hike. Ciutadella was a bit of a snoozer compared to Fornells, but the coastal hike at Cala Galdana was even better than yesterdays! The aqua color of the sea is one of my favorite colors, and with the glistening sunshine, it did not disappoint. The coastal hiking trail is very well marked and maintained, and today I saw a few mountain bikers and many hikers (this is understandably a popular area).Read more

  • Janice GuimondSpain 2025Traveler
    Goodbye, Son Bou 🫤
    MahonMahonMahon1Mahon1Mahon Town HallMahon - Convent of the ConceptionMahon - Convent of the ConceptionMahon - Old Town EntranceMahon - Old Town EntranceMahon - Old Town EntranceMahonMahonMahonMahonMahon - some type of flower deal going on in town.Mahon -- massive tree trunks all over the city!MahonOld meets modern--an elevator up from the waterfrontHa! Holdover from Covid?

    So long, Menorca!

    May 25 in Spain ⋅ ☀️ 72 °F

    After four nights in peaceful Son Bou, Menorca, I moved on. Sort of sad to leave such a comfy and scenic apartment. With a few hours of free time before my flight to Barcelona, I explored the island's capital city of Mahon. Located in the Southeast part of the island, Mahon boasts the largest port on Menorca.Read more

  • Janice GuimondSpain 2025Traveler
    Casa Vicens - by architect Antoni Gaudí
    1Casa VicensCasa VicensCasa VicensBarcelona ObeliskCasa Mila - another famous Gaudí buildingOne more Gaudí - Casa Batlló1Jim, Debbie, me & Michael enjoying gelato after dinner 😊Barcelona - of course I love colorful street art 😊.1Barcelona - Arc de Triomf (I erased all of the people from this pic 😊).Barcelona - Arc de TriomfBarcelona City Bike tour - me & Michael on Beach cruisers 😉. Ten others were on eBikes.1This mammoth (built for the World's Fair) is apparently true to size!Surrealist sculpture by American pop artist Roy Lichtenstein for the 1992 Summer OlympicsBarcelona waterfront - This sculpture represents the flag of Catalonia.

    Hello, Barcelona!

    May 25 in Spain ⋅ ☀️ 75 °F

    From Menorca, I flew back to Barcelona for the last two nights of my trip. I had one night and one full day to explore the city, and found time within that to hook back up with three of my cycle tour mates for dinner. It was fun to hear about the part of the tour that I did not join. My Barcelona apartment was small but very cute, comfy, and surprisingly quiet for being in the middle of the city.Read more

  • Janice GuimondSpain 2025Traveler
    My first glimpse of the topography of the park, and the 'rooftops,'
    1Stone arch bridge surrounded by flowers and greenery.Colorful flowersPillars holding up the main terrace. Art, not just support.Example of the ceiling in the pillar areaMe 😊1Classic GaudíClassic GaudíStairs to the main terrace.Detail around a windowBelow a bridgeBridgeThe model home of the development. Gaudí lived here for 20 years.The model home of the development.Hoodoo? 😊Looking a little sweaty 😉.I liked the look of these things, and the agave plants atop.Gaudí house again, from higher up.My first glimpse of Sagrada Familia was from Park Güell. It totally dominates the skyline.1My favorite photo from the park visit 😊.

    Barcelona - Park Güell

    May 26 in Spain ⋅ ⛅ 68 °F

    It's amazing how these sites in Barcelona sell out well in advance. Park Güell is no exception, so it's good I purchased tickets in advance. This park was originally envisaged as a luxury housing development, but it didn't take off. Gaudi designed the funky buildings, bridges, terraces, etc. They open for public access at 9:30am (locals can use the park from 7am), and let 1,300 people in every hour. I was first in line for my entrance (one of nine) for the 9:30am slot. It really wasn't too bad, until they let the 10:30am folks in too. The park is up the hill from the city, and is a hilly park, so I got in my morning exercise 😉.Read more

  • Janice GuimondSpain 2025Traveler
    Facade from the West.
    Proof I was there 😉.1The lilac trees were in full bloom!East facadeInterior - WestInterior - EastInterior - SouthExample of East windowsExample of West windowsOne of four pillars honoring the four main apostles - this one for Mark.Clam shells for Holy Water. Gaudí was a huge fan of nature.West facade - one of many sculptures.Jesus at the pillar.Trying to be artistic 😉West facade1My last glimpse on departure.

    Barcelona - Sagrada Familia

    May 26 in Spain ⋅ ⛅ 73 °F

    I have sort of an issue with massive church after massive church in Europe, so I wasn't sure about this one. I was told it's more a work of art, and must go inside too, so I purchased a ticket well in advance. This is the most visited site in Barcelona. Now I understand why. While I think it is way too much, I can't deny its impressive-ness. Most of the sculpture and art is on the exterior. The interior is not sparse nor simple, but is not crazy elaborate like the outside. I like simple, light, and color, so I did enjoy touring the inside. The stained glass windows are beautiful and the play of light quite brilliant.Read more

  • Janice GuimondSpain 2025Traveler
    Stone creations
    Flower FestsSky colors at duskRocks, walkways, and waterBeautiful trees & seafrontsScenic bridgesStoked cyclistsMedieval villagesLovely rest stopsLush ruinsColorful seascapesArchitectural marvelsCity photo opsGreat connectionsScenic MarinasExceptional hiking trailsBrilliant beachesAmazing landmarksFabulous sunsets1Happy Camper 😊

    So long, Spain!!

    May 27 in Spain ⋅ ☁️ 68 °F

    Wow. I feel like I packed a lot in during my 18-day trip. First time to Spain, and there's alot to like. My return journey had a bit of a hiccup when my flight out of Barcelona was delayed for mechanical issues. I missed my connection at JFK as a result, so spent the night in New York. Otherwise, it was such a great trip. No stray dog bites or dog issues, no crashes, no ruptured Achilles 😊. Many great memories. Many great connections. I'm closing out this trip with some of my favorite pics that summarize the journey 😊❤️🇪🇸. Thanks for your interest and encouragement, and for being with me in spirit 🤗.Read more

    Trip end
    May 28, 2025
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