One thing to see during summer in Barcelona is the streets’ decoration of the Gracia’s festivals. I spent the Saturday morning walking around this neighborhood, being annoyed by the subtle rain. As previous years, the inhabitants of the streets have created an imaginative world, using only old plastic bottles and other recycled stuff as the raw materials. It’s always enjoyable to have a walk there, entering into each street’s world.
And the best way to spend the evening during summer in Barcelona is just enjoying an ice tea. Jordi and I went to a really nice tea salon (& shop) hidden on one tight street in the Gothic square. Speaking about life, work, girls and Go, the evening passes as quickly as the people on the street… but the slowness of our tea relaxes us.
Mmmmh…
Caj Chai!
Per curiositat, com es diu la botiga de te? (&& carrer?) I com curiositat 2 com a gran coneixedor de Bcn que ets… saps de cap botiga turca//botiga de cafès? Em vull comprar una cafetera turca, però sembla il·localitzable!!!!
1- Albertillo ja ho ha dit… i això que jo volia mantindre el secret!
2- NPI
Val, pensava que la resposta de l’Alberto era una anada d’olla sense cap mena de sentit xD. M’has fallat com coneixedor de Bcn… Bon final de vacances per cert, que no vaig pensar en dir-t’ho al començar.
Ei, vaig disfrutar-ho molt jo també!
Sembla que no podré tornar a DublÃn fins el Diumenge, aixà que espero que podrem jugar alguna partidilla. Potser demà em passi per La Pedra…
Xaaaaaaaaaaaaaaai del bosc, bonic blog 😉