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Mallorca is extremely popular with the Germans. Earlier eating hours might be a concession to the majority of their customers. I found this to be the case in Riva on Lake Garda.
1 year agoLucky you. We went by on a Monday when they were closed and just peeked through the windows.
1 year agoTo be sure. I always enjoy looking over your shoulder virtually at the beauties you're finding at les patisseries.
1 year agoWhat else can you do? I bet you've done more than your share of these
1 year agoOne of the 4 essential food groups-meat/cheese, bread, fruit/veg, and...postres.
1 year agoGreat place. We ate here last spring.
1 year agoThat’s funny. I never noticed the teeth before.
1 year agoBad road and uphill but you did it!
1 year agoI hate roads like that!
1 year agoFloating wind turbines! Pete's research sent me down a Wikipedia rabbit hole about them. I guess the power advantage from higher winds offshore must be enough to cover the cost of maintaining them in the ocean. So interesting.
1 year agoHah, understatement of the trip: “That must have been a complicated relationship.”
1 year agoMore from Ginny, Pete found a photo of the floating wind generator online, being towed into position, two miles offshore. It’s being tested, Spain’s first floating wind turbine. Power going into the local grid.
1 year agoPete is also intrigued by the windmill. Says it could be generating power for something ten miles away, or father. Looks like something suspicious from a James Bond movie.
1 year agoIs that an offshore windmill? Spectacular view. You continue to impress me.
1 year ago
That tracks, we were surrounded by Germans at breakfast. We're the only gringos from the states as far as I can tell.
1 year ago