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The Journal of a Gardener in Tuscany - March 2004 Part II
Blossoms and the Busy Season March 27th 2004 –This is the start of the busy season in the garden centres as they are all stocking plants which means gardeners everywhere are breaking from their winter lethargy and starting to tend their gardens. We...
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Beware Barcelona Spain
Beware. Barcelona Spain is habit forming. This fascinating city
will make you unwilling to leave and return home. You will be
sure that there is some nook or cranny where you have missed
something very special, and you probably have. Most people don't
even use maps; they just walk or meander around the city seeing
the sights. There is always a unique and fabulous opportunity
just waiting for you to find it around the next corner.
First let's talk about the food. You can eat as late as you
want. Most restaurants don't really get busy until after 8:30.
Of course, there is traditional fare with local produce, fish
and game. You will also find Basque cuisine and trendy places
where you will have food almost too beautiful to eat. Everything
tastes wonderful and you will not find a lot of cookie cutter
places. Each place is different, unique and wonderful.
Shopping is terrific. Even places that look small and
uninteresting contain incredible items if you give the store a
chance and walk in. You will find everything from traditional
Spanish furniture, clothes, and other collectors' items. You
will also find lovely jewelry and other accessories in shops
across Barcelona.
We have to talk architecture when we visit Barcelona. The city
is a maze of streets especially in the Gothic Quarter. You will
want to spend days seeing all the sights here. As you can tell
by the name, the architecture is Gothic, intimidating, and very
old. There are several Cathedrals worth a visit. I would suggest
walking as this is the best way to see this part of the city.
Three world famous Surrealist painters, Pablo Picasso, Salvador
Dali, and Joan Miro once called Barcelona Spain home and the art
here reflects that. In contrast, almost unthinkably,
bullfighting is still practiced here but that violent tradition
is coming under attack not only from abroad, but domestically as
well. Despite this one black mark in the eyes of many, Barcelona
is a gorgeous city full of life.
Barcelona is a city full of interesting people, wonderful food,
great architecture, and enjoyable shopping. Remember if you
visit Barcelona, you may never want to come home.
About the author:
An avid traveller, Ellery Coleman loves to recount his
adventures in Europe daily on his blog at European Vacation
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