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Sunday in Malaga
MV Whitby May Rose Started conversation Nov 21, 2010
Had a long day yesterday.
Big hotel breakfast and then a sleep after waking up early
we took the city tour which gave a good overview.
Got off bus and went to picasso's birthplace museum which was very interesting ESP for seeing the work of an Argentinian artist called Berni who was new to me
went to the Picasso museum which was sperm both as a building and in terms of the exhibitions. There was one on toys and avant garde art which was very interesting
it wAs too early to eat at that point as nowhere open until about 8.30 and so we went back to hotel and then out again
went to a fab veggie restaurant in the same square as the Picasso birthplace
had 3 fab food experiences yesterday. The salmon and spinach pasty type thing I had in a bar, carrot cake at Picasso museum and chick pea soup and stuffed aubergine at veggie restaurant
off out on tour bus this am to go fir a walk alo g beach boardwalk
the weather has been great
Sunday in Malaga
woofti aka groovy gravy Posted Nov 21, 2010
Have a lovely day in Malaga.
I've got the day off today and am wondering how to spend it.
Perchance a trip to the mall.
Sunday in Malaga
MV Whitby May Rose Posted Nov 21, 2010
Had a lovely day.
Took the tour bus right round again so as to go up the hill and get the view. Got off and crossed big square with performers and got on another tour bus to the beach area. Walked along beach for about an hour and stopped at a beach cafe. It was so hot it was ridiculous. Got bus back into town and went to modern art gallery then back here for a sleep
off out to eat later. Funny to think bill is staying another week
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