Memories of Gozo

I went up to Barcelona this weekend to meet up with a fellow blogger and her cocker spaniel Inca.  She writes here!
I met them in Poble Sec where I spotted this thin stripey building

We had a lovely lunch in a Canarian restaurant. 
 Is that the right adjective to use?  The food was from the Canaries.

I once went to Gozo, near Tenerife for winter sunshine and to get rid of my annual Cornish bronchiatis.

I remember this holiday for three things mainly

1. My friend complained on the first night that I was breathing too loudly and keeping her awake so I spent the entire week sleeping on the sofa
2. While she drove around the island in a hired car, I went for a boat trip which included lunch on board and a lot of Canarian wine. The sea was rough and it was very invigorating sitting at the prow and being pitched up and down over the waves.  
I became so absorbed in watching a very attractive fellow passenger that I followed him off at the wrong port and had to shout for the boat to let me back on to take me home.
3. I then went to cool myself down with a swim in the sea and as the Atlantic waves are quite fierce on those shores I got knocked over and lost my glasses in the swell. 

Actually there were four memorable things

4. For the first time I ate Papas Arrugadas – the wonderful wrinkly potatoes with green and red spicy sauce. I have never tasted them again until yesterday in Poble Sec

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3 thoughts on “Memories of Gozo

  1. oreneta says:

    Those look gorgeous! Imagine what might have happened if you’d chatted up the beautiful man rather than call the boat back!!!!!

  2. LadyLuz says:

    It sounds like a right fine time you had, Your No. 1 and 2 memories are rather like mine. I went camping near Newquay with colleagues and had to sleep in the car as my breathing affected others in the tent. No. 2 is like some of my adventures island hopping in Greece.

    Glad you’re getting out and about. The Barcelona building is like some in the Jewish quarter in Seville.

  3. thecatalanway says:

    One more reason to try and get to Seville one day!

    Yes I would have chased after him and tried my luck but he was speeding away as if there was someone to get home to. Now I think of it I did see him later on that evening but by then I had my glasses problem!

    The other lovely thing about Gozo was papaya juice fresh every morning.

    On the fllight home a boy went unconscious on the plane and I was very impressed with how the hostesses coped. They lay him on the floor with his legs up. Quite a squash as it was a tiny airoplane. Kx

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