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Photos - Spain - Sitges
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We stayed at a site just outside a quaint little town called Sitges; it was rubbish. We only stopped here as Barcelona was just a short(ish) bus ride away, never again. Sitges is really nice, Barcelona is fantastic; Camping Garaffeur is just awful.
Never again. This was the non-Spanish section
The problem is the Spanish caravaners. Not the ones that have a caravan and use it as it is designed to be used - i.e. move it once in a while - no, it is the ones that buy one and put it on a site until it rots. There are hundreds of them and they all arrive for the weekend. If being LOUD were an Olympic sport, the Spanish would wipe the board. Imagine England winning the World Cup, we would be pleased and would show our gratification by a nice roudy cheer. This is the Spanish equivalent of conversation, and the children are worse. Then there is the music, imagine your neighbour has a professional disco outfit and puts it on until midnight. You may have a quiet word with him; not the Spanish, they tell him to turn it up!
I shall not mention the cattle shed toilets, expensive bar and lack of working swimming pool. Still, Barcelona and Sitges were nice.....
James and the giant cake
James and the rather full belly
Sitges by night
The Gaudi end of the Temple de la Sagrada Familia, Barcelona. Typical
Spanish builders, 124 years since it was started and they are still
working on it!
Judas kisses Jesus, notice the 'magic square'
The enormous stained glass window from inside
Dad was VERY brave
Barcelona Tapas bar (notice the small beer)
Man in wind human statue. Very still until.....
Man in wind meets James
Home by bus, exhausted
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