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Many delicious edible items were on display. Fruits, vegetables...
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deflated cow faces.
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I've seen so little Babylonian art in my day, I found it very interesting.
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one slice of our view
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Day 2: bopping around Parc Montjuic
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heading home via train out of Prenzlauerberg
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flea market in Prenzlauerberg
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inside the Bode Museum
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some bad-ass views
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A bombed out church left as a memorial in West Berlin
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I realize I've taken 50 pictures without people in them, so I feature me with a big blue spike.
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Behind us, the sun sets over Barcelona.
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Or take a chance on your favorite hoof recipe.
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Cheeses, dried pig legs.
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more of Barcelona
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Next stop, Parc Guell for some panoramic city views and Gaudi appreciation.
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On our last day, we started off by returning to La Boqueria for another shot at the famous Catalan seafood.
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You can even buy food that someone else has already cooked!
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Another museum!
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The Pergamon
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I actually really liked their Catalan Romanesque art.
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We end the evening with a movie showing at a castle. Really, a castle.
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Day 3: Time for another museum! Bryan reads up on Picasso.
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Great bird-head man is not too cool to carry a purse.
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Bryan changes the tube in Leslie's bike.
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Spices, for your cow faces.
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The seafood was so fresh it was trying to crawl out of its bins.
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Offerings on the bar included octopus, a local specialty.
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I neglected to take a photo of our meal before we started eating, so here is our half-ravaged plate. Salmon, white fish, prawns, sardines, squid, and sea cucumbers.
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I'd like one of these guarding my front door.