A lovely Spanish coastal town. It was walk down the gangplank and immediately into town. We walked about and visited the Mercado, which turned out to be a supermarket, not a bunch of stalls as we were expecting. There were some unusual things in this supermarket, at least for us North Americans
A machine that will squeeze oranges directly into your container (empty bottles on the left)
I can't imagine this in the US -- DIY bread slicer. Simple, 4-step process
Igrexa de San Nicholas, inside
and outside
The town square is Plaza de Maria Pita, and this is Maria.
Government building, complete with a protest group in front
Every city should have its meridian plainly marked
cutting right through Maria Pita Square. Doesn't seem like it's centered on the building but maybe it's the mayor office or council chambers.
The shopping street, Rua Real
No comments:
Post a Comment