Had an early flight, so we cabbed it to the airport. Tooth was OK, slept well. Surprisingly, the Seville airport is only the 6th largest in Spain. The Canary Islands and other resort destinations must ahead of Seville. Flight, etc.,was fine. The boarding system, in Spain, is worse than the US, which is saying something. We were wishing we took the rrain. They have a great system for train travel. On the way in from the airport, we saw a lot of evidence of industry and seaport activity. A lot of things in motion. A very different vibe from Seville and Madrid. Ther is more greenery, as well.
Met with our new landlord at Les Tres Tombes restaurant. Seemed a somewhat ominous way to start. Matt is an ex-pat from Canada. Could not stand the winter anymore. The apartment is very nice. It has a beautiful terrace area. We are on thetop floor, again and have interesting views of the city. The inside is a very well thought out use of space and light. Space is a premium commodity in Europe. They have many great space savings ideas. Like the dish drying rack that sits inside a cupboard over the sink. The water drips off the dishrack into the sink.
Did some exploring. Found "Little Rambla". Great lunch and a good location not far from apartment with shops and restaurants. We are in a very diverse neighborhood. Many eastern and far eastern people here. Muslims make up about 20% of the population. Many have made their homes in this area. They are from all over, India, Pakistan, Morrocco, etc. many shops and restaurants. The aromas are great. Also, a panadaria and wine shop every few feet. Our kind of place.
We are doing the hop on and off bus thing tomorrow. Hope to see the Park Gruell, if lines are'nt to long. Should have time for more exploring.
Photos from our terrace. Had intermittent downpours. Area from above looks like scenes from India that I remember.
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