Currently, my fancy is being seriously tickled by a mix of old and new urban landscapes in Barcelona (mon amour). Here is a little ninja walk.
More corner views at Francesca's. Go, go, go.
Wednesday, 19 October 2011
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Looks lovely! I am just back from a couple of days in Madrid - loved the city! Barcelona has to be next on the list!
ReplyDeletevery fun !! i love the tiles in those first and last photos !
ReplyDeleteHere is my ”WHATEVER” !
A place I have yet to visit!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful place to visit! Love the buildings. xo
ReplyDeleteso it is! walkers, baby.
ReplyDeleten♥
Love your walk.
ReplyDeleteI walked in Barcelona like 4 or 5 times, but never in your walk. Thanks for these new way of seeing this great city
ReplyDeletei have to visit barcelona ... soon!
ReplyDeletereally like that pavement :)
love the patterns on the floor and the third photo,
ReplyDeletethanks for your nice comment
I love the city walk ... I would love to visit Barcelona one day
ReplyDeleteit's funny how one's homecity becomes just that, mon amour. I was so glad when I left my homescity, but now I miss it, and long to be there!
ReplyDeleteDon't get me started on my hometown... Let's just say there is no love lost there.
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure if you did it on purpose or it was a telephotony accident, but I like how the photos are a bit haggard - this emphasizes the patterns in lovely Barcelona.
Nicki
One of the cities I HAVE to visit soon!
ReplyDeleteAdditional comment: All lines seem to zigzag. Per perhaps my computer is just very tired. Or my eyes are. Or both.
ReplyDeleteMy hometown is one of those ugly conglomerate "city villages" near Amsterdam.
Nicki
Ninja, we gotta stop meeting like this ;-)
ReplyDeleteI was born and raised in Heerhugowaard (interspersed with a few years abroad). No lovely zigzaglines there. Just boring tower blocks and row houses. And a lot of concrete. So glad I got out of there as soon as I turned 18.
And now, after stints in Maastricht, Japan, Amsterdam and Apeldoorn, I reside in Groningen province, close to the sea. Not distracted by ugliness, although not distracted by immense beauty as well (alas). We have to turn inwards for that, don't we?
Nicki
Yes!!!! I have to goooooooo! now! to Barcelona!
ReplyDeletelooooove how you opened and ended the post with the same picture -- one with the left foot taking a step, the other with the right. brilliant way to capture a walk!
ReplyDeletebarcelona -- someday! barcelona, montreal and tokyo were on my top must-see cities list... i made it to montreal earlier this year so i guess barcelona is next?
I LOVE the shoe shots and I keep forgetting that you are from Spain - good reminder. You have the best of both worlds there, old and new. xo
ReplyDeleteI love Barcelona. It's one of the most beautiful vibrant cities I've ever visited. I didn't want to leave. You are SO lucky to live there. Great pics . . . love the way you interspersed the pics with shots of your feet walking, walking . . .
ReplyDeleteLooks like a beautiful city. I must visit it!
ReplyDeleteBarcelona...debería visitar viejos amigos por allá, pero siempre me los encuentro cerca de casa y luego...me da pereza...
ReplyDeleteDebo una visita
I kind of hate it when I'm right, but in this case the result is excellent.
ReplyDeleteJust got my braces, so at the moment heerhugowaard is a tongue twister (or rather mouth twister) for me too...
Nicki