| Walls that speak of peace, in Catalan, entering Tarragona |
| Tarragona´s Rambla |
| The Roman ampitheatre by the sea |
| My host Nikki on the left, and her friends (and mine), Patricia and Alícia, having a look at the petitions (and other things) |
| Science teachers Alícia (from Catalunya) and Patrícia (from France), who gave me great support. Many thanks, friends! |
| Where gladiators once battled in Tarragona |
| Tarragona's cathedral |
| The Catalan flag, on the left, and Tarragona's flag on the right. The flag in the middle is for an association of Castells (human towers) |
| Nikki, my host, an independent English teacher and highly competitive padel player. She was also very supportive of my walk, and is now a good friend. Thanks Nikki! |
| Traditional dancing on the Rambla, on St Jeroni's Day |
| I found this statue of a castell very impressive... |
| ...until I saw this... |
| ...and this! |
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