22nd July
Another day of temperature warnings.
The night wasn't as bad as it could have been, the wind moderated and after I had emptied the dust off my mattress not too much more blew in.
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Not a lot of grass! |
I started the day by going into the town in search of breakfast, a visit to Spar and a seat by the beach.
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Egléisia de la Mare de Déu de Les Neus |
I wandered up through the old town calling in to the Church with it's slightly terrifying sculpture of Jesus on the cross, and carried on up.
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The Crucifixion |
I came to the GR 11 trail and thought.... well I have nothing else to do, so carried on and did the same walk as yesterday. Easier this time as I wasn't carrying my pack!
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People in every corner |
A very different experience this time in the sunshine, lots of people about and the little beaches were packed.
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El Tejido out for a look round in the sunshine |
Even though today I could explore the Cap better in the sunshine, yesterday's arrival in the thunderstorm was much more satisfying.
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The altar in the church at Cadaqués |
I explored Cadaqués a bit more today and discovered a museum displaying an exhibition of photographs by Joan Vehi of Dali and his companions in the
1960's.
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Cadaqués |
The photographs were good but another museum was displaying Dali illustrations which was much more interesting to me.
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Alice goes down the rabbit hole |
I didn't realise that he had done as much illustration.
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Adam, Eve and the serpent |
The evening concert by a classical guitar trio was brilliant, I couldn't understand any of the introductions as they were in Catalan, except for a Poulenc piece that he introduced in French, no help there!
The music, however, was brilliant.
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