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| Celebrating Daryl's birthday with Liz and her daughter Maeva in Santa Maria. |
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| Ma Jose, Pepe and little Teresa, who had got it into her head that I should make her a swing, and here is the finished 'columpio'! |
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| No stay in Mallorca would be complete without a paella. Teresa makes the best ones we have ever tasted, always cooked on the b'que outside, while we chat over a glass of wine. It was a glorious day and it felt like the old days again. We chatted away all afternoon, looking at photos and exchanging news and views. By the evening I was quite hoarse, but felt my Spanish hadn't suffered too much from lack of use. |
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| From Palma, we took the train north to the town of Soller and then on the tram down to the Port for lunch. A great way to see some of the countryside, with a good lunch at the end of the line! |
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| A very old olive tree in the center of Palma in Plaza Cort. |
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| Stocking up on the local Menorcan shoes 'abarcas'. There is a massive selection now and I went away with three pairs! It is a good job they do not weigh too much, I'm always mindful of the fact we have to fly back to the boat at some stage. |
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| We love to look around the village markets, the selection of fruit and vegetables is huge and mouth-watering! Binisalem and Santa Maria are our favourites. |
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| A great get together at Restaurant C'an Pedro in Genova. The neighbours from Alaro and also Val, Simon and Jessica, on the last day of their holiday. A wonderful welcome to the island. |
