I was hoping to meet up with a Twitter friend today but it
didn’t happen. But I did manage a lunch at Roy’s Fish and Chips and got to chat
with Roy and his wife. I met them two years ago when I was here. Roy got a kick
out of seeing my old photo of his place, “We have remodeled since then,” he
exclaimed.
I liked the visit today – returning to a familiar place and
faces. Though for a moment I was wondering if I would remember how to find the
little restaurant. Nice that Gibraltar doesn’t change so much.
I like this picture, there is so much going on. There is the
young boy in blue on the right side, swinging his arms and moving fast. Then
the old man and his cane, he may move slower but he has been around long enough
to cast a mighty shadow.
The woman in here flowered frock walking her dog, probably a
good assumption that she is a native. It was a warm Saturday morning with the
little plaza a nice mix of locals and tourists. There were the cruisers with
their eyes peeled for bargains and even a Bake Sale table that had been set up
by local moms most likely supporting their children’s soccer team.
No monkeys or mosques this trip. I just squeezed my body in
between various local pairing and hope no one noticed my Holland America Line
cruise bag slung over my shoulder.
Sounds like you're still in fine fettle, Annie. Nice photos, as always. It must be odd to go to so many places and leave them so swiftly. Cruising. I can't imagine what that's like, though like you I'm sure I'd find the water of the open sea thrilling, especially at night. Very cool. Travel on, Annie.
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