prague: strahov monastery, the loreta, hradčany square, st.

prague: a day of wandering through nové město & vinohrady.

our last day in prague: old town & the jewish quarter.

It’s certainly been a lovely time visiting with Marianne and Michael in their whitewashed house perched on the mountainside in Andalucía. I have to get up early tomorrow morning, as I’m catching a 7:20 bus from Torrox to Seville, and then from Seville to Tavira in Portugal.

the outdoor night market in Torre del Mar strolling on the promenade the beach promenade in Torre del MarĪfter stopping for a gelato, we drive back to the house. Our menu is a combination of puertorican, caribbean and. We browse in the market stalls of the night market. 11,613 likes 91 talking about this 3,956 were here. Everyone from elderly grandparents to little children are out gallivanting into the late hour. 🙂 chocolate cups for dessertĪfter dinner, we take a long stroll through the town, where we find whole Spanish families out having a grand time. sweet-scented jasmineįor dessert, we have chocolate cups filled with a sweet liquor. another fishĪ man walks by selling some aromatic jasmine, heady in the cool night air. I can’t remember the second type of fish we eat, but it’s slightly breaded and fried. ( Al-Andaloose: What is Rosada?) Rosada del Cabo Tonight it is cooked á la plancha (gently braised in a persillage of finely chopped parsley and garlic in olive oil). The full name is Rosada del Cabo, which means “rosy thing of the cape.” The Cape refers to South Africa. Rosada is a white fish, flaky and juicy like cod but of denser texture. the menu for El Yate, which means The Yacht We order some tinto de verano and some seafood tapas, including Rosada. Michael, me and Marianne at Al Yate Daniella, Ross, Michael and Marianne at El Yate Tinto de Verano at El YateĮl Yate is a marisqueria, which is an open-air seafood restaurant. I’m wearing one of the new “Spanish skirts” I bought in Barcelona, which makes me feel like I fit right in. Daniella, Ross, Michael and Marianne at El Yate Tonight it’s so lively, we can’t even find a table or a place at the bar. Marianne wants to go inside the bar section of El Yate, which means The Yacht, because it’s a lively place and has great ambiance. strange and ancient plant on the street of Torre del Mar tree trunk on the street of Torre del Mar

We come across some alien-looking plants along the way.

We meet Ross and Daniella, Marianne and Michael’s neighbors, and wander along the streets of the town, trying to decide where to eat. Saturday, July 13: This evening we head out to the town of Torre del Mar, a largish seaside town and busy summer beach resort on the Costa del Sol, boasting one of the longest and widest beaches along the coast.

El yate menu