Eventually, and in spectacular style normal service has been resumed.
Yesterday we actually ventured OUT. Of course two days of drama weather was a massive talking point. Even amongst strangers. The Spanish guy at the petrol station told us he´d sat around in his “onesie” for two days watching movies on TV. I´ve mentioned before how everything shuts down, add petrol stations to the list.
Not a problem when everything necessary becomes not necessary. We were all so glad the electric didn´t go off. Imagine that, stuck in the house with no TV, no WiFi, nightmare. Kitchen appliances and lighting issues pale into comparison.
I just knew the sun was still alive, so I did a little “photo diary day” after the curtain was lifted. A toned down yet highly respectful 22 degrees C from the big yellow thing.
From the rooftop conservatory looking left.
Looking right.
From the roof terrace.
Sundown at precisely 6pm, from stood in a car park!
A defiant return to normality, full of majestic creativity.
All i can say is ‘Wow!’ Simply and utterly gorgeous! 🙂
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What a cute neighborhood! Petrol guy is right – onesies are the way to go!
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Absolutely breathtaking, Heather! Cerulean skies & a view of the Med. Perfect!
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Big skies = fantastic views, I´ll never take it for granted, even though it´s “the norm”
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