Europe April/May # 32
Life on Board, Sete (France) Barcelona and Pezenas (Spain)
Several times each week the ship puts together an elaborate themed dinner. This evening highlighted bouillabaisse, seafood and fish entrees. It was delicious!
French onion soup
Cheese stations
A passenger had an issue. For some reason, his credit card wasn't working. Jerry loaned him fifty euros and was paid back the following day
A Sete celebration where rowers joust on boats rather than on horses
Barcelona is a port used to receive vehicles produced in Tunisia
In addition to cars, tucks and vans are also imported
Two perspectives of the same building
Local bocce/boules tournament
There were hundreds of participants
All the players were very serious about the strategy and winning
Pezenas is a small town in the middle of nowhere that was well worth the visit
We had a chance to visit an old, multi-level home or villa
This town became a home for Moliere - the famous French writer for theater
There were interesting photo ops throughout the town
Old door knocker
The town became famous (in part) for its old wooden doors
Looking up at a villa opening
There were high-end stores in the town
Chandelier in a tea and spice store
Farmer's market selling roasted chicken
This pie looked interesting until we found out it was filled with octopus
Anyone for paella?
How about a picnic?
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