Sevilla 4
Rumors of a beached ship on the Guadalquivir. Wood shards. Sounds of drunken brawls.
Last day before the Death March, I mean pilgrimage, commences. Mostly a rest, planning and repacking day planned today.
Excellent gelato at a confituria.
Just love walking the old sections of Euro cities. Low scale, lots of people-watching. That and the gelato place š.
A question for our well-informed readers. Cheese. Cheese is the question. If you walk into any supermarket cheese is in the refrigerated section. With the rare exception of parmigiano. Yet all throughout the middle ages people carried cheese and bread on horseback. What cheese did they carry? What keys could the sacking Boogs carry in their backpacks?
Dinner at Bodega Dos de Mayo. Excellent food excellent restaurant. But there was a misunderstanding. We waited a long time for a dish. They kept trying to clear the table.
Finally was clear. They wanted to serve sequentially so nothing got cold. We were sitting outside. We wanted to eat all the food together.
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Lovely dinner. Looks like you fueled up for your long march to Santiago!
Well fueled with good eating. Hotel breakfast tomorrow morning will be fruit and eggs so, more fuel. Good fuel too.
Lovely dinner. Looks like you fueled up for the start of your long march to Santiago.
About fish: are the small fried fish(appetizer plate) anchovies, sardines, other? and what fish is enjoying the creamy sauce?
About sights: Believe you went to the Alcazar in a prior trip to Spain…did you return to wander in the garden?
What we would call whitebait, then call small anchovies (less than 20cm). Creamy sauce was pounded chicken with a good mustard sauce.
Did not return to the Alcazar; went last time. Great memory you have!
I tried blowing up the picture and counting fish heads on Jeff’s plate. I wonder if poor Sharon was allowed any prawns at all?
Who is doing the counting?