Cadaques and Empuriabrava, Spain

So the next morning we drove to Spain.  Yay!- my first time there, and I quite hope not my last.  We drove to our apartment for the night in a town called Empuriabrava.  But then once we got settled and ate some lunch we drove to a place called Cadaques.

 

I love the ocean.

 

Brett had me take a picture of this nifty little car.

We started out on our walk.  We were going to look for a little hidden-away beach cove along the road towards Cap de Creus.

Then the storm clouds came rolling in.

Then it started pouring and lightninging and thundering.  So, basically we got to enjoy the whole reason we stopped overnight in this place for about 30-45 minutes, instead of the whole afternoon/evening.  Grrr. 

The girls fell asleep on the way home and were so cute.

 

After we got home some of the kids got in the tub and Brett started making some spaghetti for dinner, and as the rain had slacked off, I took the camera and went out for a walk.  There were some really cool houses and things.

 

Someday when Brett builds me a house I’m going to order a little stone turret-thingee with the stairs going up to it on the outside, and a cool door, just like this one- because that would be awesome.

But the really cool thing about Empuriabrava was that there were water streets.  Kindof.  But you’d be going along, and then there’d be this waterway where all the houses keep their boats, like it’s their backyard.  Really cool, but I don’t think the pictures do it justice.

 

 

There were a whole lot of stores too, including a butcher shop where this pig head was displayed in the window.

 

And some guys whistled at me while I was walking along, so that made my day.

The end.